CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

After seeing some of the director's works, I'm tryna get excited for this but

Oscar Winner

7mo

Not a Yorgos fan?

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

Nope, no sir

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

The execution is much more interesting than the premise would make you think, in my opinion, but like I said, the book is not for everyone. It definitely was for me thooo

Oscar Winner

7mo

I’m assuming majority of it is solo character stuff isolated away trying to sleep but losing it a little off the medication she’s taking?

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

She's got this weird ass shrink that writes down so much medication for the protagonist and that's part of the intrigue. Her relationship with her frenemy Reva is also explored during the period and they have some of the better scenes in the book, not to mention the main character is on all kinds of d**** to try and sleep so sometimes her memories and her reality read like a fever dream. Plus the book is funny sometimes. It's just the ending section that's pretty stupid.

Oscar Winner

7mo

Gotcha gotcha. The b**** prolly ends up sleeping forever in the end but don’t tell me lol

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

Oh Nah, the ending is much much dumber than that. It's set around 2000- late 2001 in NYC. I'll let your mind work out the rest

Oscar Winner

7mo

Well I’m not sure when the book takes place but it looks like a period piece. So I would assume she sleeps through decades and then finally wakes up in 2001 right before 9/11 lmaooo

This b**** think she Captain America time traveling

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

Oh Nah, the ending is much much dumber than that. It's set around 2000- late 2001 in NYC. I'll let your mind work out the rest

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

7mo

Lol oh naah it's not a period piece as in Victorian era, old-timey book. Don't let the cover fool you
The entire book is set between 2000 as well as the late 2001 period. In the first chapter, she's buying a coffee in a bodega. Could you imagine this woman stepping into the joint: