[ SECRET POST #2725 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2725 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A book you recently read and liked?

[cushlamochree]

The Circus of Dr Lao, by Charles G Finney.

It was... interesting. It had a lot of really good stuff in it. It's essentially about a bizarre circus full of mythological creatures (sphinx, satyr, sea serpent, etc - Apollonius of Tyana is there as a fortune teller, that kind of thing) that comes to a tiny town in Arizona. So there's some very funny satire in it, especially of small town mores, and some really great mythological stuff. But it doesn't go anywhere. It's just a book of "Isn't this funny? Isn't this strange? Isn't this mordantly ironic or remarkable?" and then it ends. Still an enjoyable read though, because it is very good at doing the ironic slightly humorous fantastic intrusion on everyday Americana thing, and it's also pretty short.

Re: A book you recently read and liked?

[sarillia]

I feel like I heard about that a while back but then forgot to put it down on any of my to read lists. It definitely seems like something I would like.

Re: A book you recently read and liked?

[(Anonymous)]

I thought of it as a longish short story (maybe because I found it in a book with a few stories). I read it all at once one afternoon years ago, now I kind of want to reread it.