Mar-Apr 25 Journal Entries - agniv sarkar

A friend of mine (Jacob) wrote an essay on Alphabetical Diaries, which is an interesting book because the author was able to craft a coherent story by shuffling around her writing in her journal. I also recently read Chemistry because another friend had mentioned it to me (almost in passing) and it is another book that is structured like a journal that I found quite moving. I agree mostly with my friend’s (Gavin) review, where his 3/5 translates to “good, won’t reread.” I wrote down the words: It is a mass of text. I didn’t realize it was fiction until I read more about the author on the side. I say mass because you hold the book and it weighs you and asks you: do you really want to go to grad school, do you really want to fall in love, do you really want to understand it all? Above all else? Have a dog. I don’t use goodreads because I would embarrass myself. But on this site I’m okay with a little bit of silliness. But anyway, I thought I would do something similar. I wrote a journal

A friend of mine (Jacob) wrote an essay on Alphabetical Diaries, which is an interesting book because the author was able to craft a coherent story by shuffling around her writing in her journal. I also recently read Chemistry because another friend had mentioned it to me (almost in passing) and it is another book that is structured like a journal that I found quite moving. I agree mostly with my friend’s (Gavin) review, where his 3/5 translates to “good, won’t reread.” I wrote down the words: It is a mass of text. I didn’t realize it was fiction until I read more about the author on the side.