The greatest achievement of a literary novel—or perhaps any book—may be to shake a reader’s core beliefs, to upend what seems natural and true. It’s most shocking when those earth-shattering revelations had barely brushed our consciousness.
"I read the way one might stroll. … I feel myself to be a sacred trespasser…"
Fernando Pessoa, The Book of Disquiet
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