I guess Adam had the best time anybody ever
did, namin’ things. Ever notice what good names you find in a thin-settled country?
That’s cause they don’t have no prominent citizens to call things after.
My first encounter with this well-regarded author. I found the language
a bit baroque and long-winded in this tale leading me to never quite settle
down into the narrative and experience the people and place. The language itself
acted as a buffer between me and the world the author was creating.
Perhaps that is not always the case.
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