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In Review: The Ways of Paradise
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JOSH ABBEY - Cornell’s phantastic metafiction, in review.
By Josh Abbey The Ways of Paradise Peter Cornell, Fitzcarraldo, 2024 This a Fitzcarraldo book. Its cover is white with blue lettering. This means The Ways of Paradise is non-fiction. Alternate colour schemes include blue with white lettering (fiction), blue with yellow lettering (Swedish), or red with black lettering (Reviewers Beware!). This is the kind of genre defying book that can easily make the reviewer look like an idiot. On the other hand, the book doesn’t really have a plot, so no one can damn your review with the backhanded compliment: ‘first-class plot summary’. Ostensibly, The Ways
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