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@keccers.eth
I woke up to a message from the person I am working on the book with telling me to read THE SWIMMER “Published in the New Yorker in 1964, John Cheever’s “The Swimmer” is an elegant and surreal retelling of the myth of Narcissus stretched to encompass an entire class of men: old money; the WASPs.” https://archive.is/XBOV7
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@ivy
oooh are you writing a book??
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@traguy.eth
Does the book have a similar theme and storyline with this? “Retelling of the myth of Narcissus stretched to encompass an entire class of men…”
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@sach
The movie is also amazing
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@dromar.eth
Great read! There’s actually a NYer reading on this by Anne Enright. I remembered reading it after I heard that a while ago: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-new-yorker-fiction/id256945396?i=1000373199613
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I might actually take my time to read this I know the myth of narcissus was so in love with himself it lead to his end I am curious how the retold it with a blend 😅
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@plassetallgasys
Thought-provoking classic that explores themes of wealth, identity, and society in a unique way
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@tamey
Is the books to help out with yours
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@theodoresr
yes
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@jorja
Have you rest this now or just a recommendation for those interested? 👀
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@inuyash
oh you’re the one writing the book?
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@kreept
Oh it’s pretty chill to see you taking writing pretty seriously. Would this be available as an audio book though?
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@frend.eth
Do you love reading book? Nowadays it's a exception 😬
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@daved
Is it to try out a writing style or a plot or ideas Why are you being asked to read the swimmer exactly I don’t get that bit
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I love how the story illustrates how we create to avoid harsh realities and the inevitable confrontation with loss and regret as those illusions fade. Have you read it? I don’t wanna spoil it for for you
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Does your book have anything to do with the classes of men? Cause the book seems a little too random for me
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