You Are Eating an Orange. You Are Naked.

This book is odd. Not just because of that title (although, sheesh), but because the most interesting parts of it are actually from other stories and books. The original content here: Meh. The analyses of other works and summaries of folktales: Cool, fun, I love em. I mean, it's not that crazy, and a......more

I loved this book. It made me miss my girlfriend so much. Not because she's anything like you, but because love feels like buying groceries and taking walks and having conversations in the bathtub. I loved this book. Every story, every chapter, felt like the few times I have managed to eat ice cream......more

It's a confident debut that namedrops Goethe, Nietzsche, Judith Butler, Ai WeiWei and Mo Yen. It was inspired by the films of Wong Kar-wai and written as part of Sheung King's Masters thesis - and despite all this, avoids coming across as insufferably pretentious. That doesn't make it any less chall......more

When you read the book's title, you can tell right away that it's not an average book; it's something different, something melancholy, and when you read the first line, which mentions one of your all-time favourite movies, you are immediately drawn in. This book might be good or bad. Either too litt......more

Wow. This is not at all what I was expecting. I wasn't in the mood for a book like this. I was tired on a Friday evening. And I started reading and the book totally changed my mood. It was perfect. I read most of it in one sitting. So, so good. And different. I feel as though more people should be t......more