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Pac Man pac_man_18 — Maybe it was because it took so long for me to read, but I found some inconsistencies in the pace of the book and I was hoping for more help sooner for Jack. I truly enjoyed the end when he finally gets help.

Chelle Clancy chellegatmania — This was a really good book, I escpecially liked that the author didn't just use alchemy as a cute way to make her female lead more interesting. Alchemy was actually a part of the story itself, this was very very good.

Ana Casaxa anacasaca — Great pamphlet, a lesser known work of Nietzsche's which (I think...) is rather early in his oeuvre. The rhetoric is as potent as ever, though it actually gets really muddled at parts in a way that is unlike anything I've encountered in Nietzsche up til now. I still think it's high-quality, brushes over some of his major concerns (the morbidity of Christianity, the way someone's drives become self-destructive when filtered through too much analysis / lost in semantics) but is an altogether different topic from most of his writing. It's sort of strange that this work directly attacks the basis of his profession (philology), couldn't have made him very popular around campus. I think I found the critique of historical knowledge intriguing because it absolutely hasn't been addressed since; if anything, "we moderns" are even more guilty than the Germans of N's day were. This essay also sort of explains why The Genealogy of Morals is so sloppy and quick about its genealogy, because Nietzsche doesn't want to dwell on the irrefutable facts of the past but to use broad themes and knowledge as an impetus for future actions.