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Welcome to Night Vale
by Jeffrey Cranor, Joseph Fink
To anyone who claims there is no story to the novel, you obviously didn't read long enough. I've only listened to a couple episodes of the podcast so I am by no means one of those people who will say, "Just listen to the podcast, it helps!" For this sort of surreal romp into thought experiments, philosophy, and light-hearted scandal, all I suggest you do is read with an open mind and be ready to accept some ridiculous sentences into your brain.
This book is very different from your average scifi/fantasy book. There are constant hypocritical sentences, counter intuitive observations, and just plain weirdness in the book, but I like that. It's different, it's interesting. The characters we are introduced to in the beginning chapters of the book all play a part, and I found that the way it all comes together is very cool and interesting. There's a lot to think about between the lines here, and if you're willing to step outside of your comfort zone of predictable storytelling, I think you will enjoy it.
This book is very different from your average scifi/fantasy book. There are constant hypocritical sentences, counter intuitive observations, and just plain weirdness in the book, but I like that. It's different, it's interesting. The characters we are introduced to in the beginning chapters of the book all play a part, and I found that the way it all comes together is very cool and interesting. There's a lot to think about between the lines here, and if you're willing to step outside of your comfort zone of predictable storytelling, I think you will enjoy it.