Others: Positive When Vitangelo Moscardo's wife tells him his nose is tilted to one side, he becomes obsessed with the fact that each person sees him differently, and with trying to make other people see him only as the person he wants them to see.
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Tennessee Williams
1958 · 90 pages · 1 review
Others: PositiveSee https://openlibrary.org/works/OL30279W/Suddenly_last_summer
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1977 · 254 pages · 8 reviews
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1954 · 162 pages · 10 reviews
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2016 · 560 pages · 1 review
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J. Daniels
2014 · 217 pages · 1 review
Others: Positive"When Mia Corelli returns to Alabama for a summer of fun with her childhood best friend, Tessa, there's only one thing keeping her on edge. One person that she'd do anything to avoid. Benjamin Kelly. World's biggest dickhead. Mia hates him with a fury and has no desire to ever see him again. When she decides to start her summer off with a bang and finally give away her v-card, she unknowingly hands it over to the one guy that excelled at making her life miserable, learning a valuable lesson in the process. Always get the name of the guy you're going home with. Ben can't get the girl he spent one night with out of his head. When she leaves him the next morning, he thinks he'll never see her again. Until he sees her lounging by the pool with his sister. Mia is determined to hate Ben, even though she can't forget him. Ben is determined to prove he's not the same guy he used to be. What happens when the one person you wish never existed becomes the one person you can't imagine being without?"--Page 4 of cover.
Loved itLuigi Pirandello was an Italian author who wrote an amazing story about a man whose wife informs him one day that his nose is just slightly crooked and this completely shatters his foundation of identity and what he discovers is that he's not just one person but many different people depending on whom he's interacting with. An absurdist existential comedic tragedy maybe yeah we'll go with that but it's one of the best things I read last year.
