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Cold Skin
Cold Skin | Albert Sánchez Piñol
4 posts | 5 read | 4 to read
Reporting to a post-World War I solitary assignment on the edge of the Antarctic, weather official Gruner discovers that his predecessor has gone missing, that their outpost is under attack by deadly reptilian creatures, and that his only companion is a deeply disturbed stranger. Reprint.
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Cold Skin | Albert Sánchez Piñol
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Weird in all the right ways.

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Mel
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Cold Skin | Albert Sánchez Piñol
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#currentlyreading #translation

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Mel
Mel
Cold Skin | Albert Sánchez Piñol
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Visiting the fam for a few days and Mom says
“Oh I put aside a couple books I read recently that I thought you would like†and pulls out about 20 plus books. 😊 Stack 1 of what I grabbed. #lovemymamma

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La Piel Fria | Alberto Sanchez Pinol
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Difficult to explain it.Beautiful writing!Amazing translation.Exquisite metaphors 4â­ï¸Topic-could be interesting 2 men in a lost lighthouse island trying to survive against some sea monsters.Who are the monsters, the 2 men or the nocturnal creatures.Life as a cycle process 3â­ï¸plot development-poor, monotone, repetitive 2â­ï¸Ending-an existentialist one 3.5â­ï¸It was part of a book club discussion. Interesting what each person interpreted the novel.

GlassAsDiamonds I'm not sure I am cut out for existentialist endings!!!! 😊 8y
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