“No One” by John Hughes – book review
One-sentence review: Haunting, confusing, beautiful and yet tenebrous. Slightly longer review:
One-sentence review: Haunting, confusing, beautiful and yet tenebrous. Slightly longer review:
One-sentence review: If you know and like Richard Ayoade’s unique sense of humour, this is for you.
One-sentence review: Wry, dry (even though it’s set in a rainy Canadian city) and moving.
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One-sentence review: Pure, unadulterated hedonistic literary escapism.
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One-sentence review: A quiet, thoughtful and seductive look into other people’s fears and relationships.