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Samskara: A Rite for a Dead Man
by U.R. Ananthamurthy
3.5/4 stars, but it just feels so forgettable I gave it 3 stars.
Some parts of the book were amazing - existential questioning, the journey of Acharya, the foil of Putta with Acharya, and the ending.
Some parts were OK - the supporting characters were fun to read about but were underdeveloped, the women were especially flat and one-dimensional, and the one who wasn't was chased out of the book.
Some parts were not good - The flow of the book was stuttered. Some parts felt unnecessary and difficult to get through.
Some parts of the book were amazing - existential questioning, the journey of Acharya, the foil of Putta with Acharya, and the ending.
Some parts were OK - the supporting characters were fun to read about but were underdeveloped, the women were especially flat and one-dimensional, and the one who wasn't was chased out of the book.
Some parts were not good - The flow of the book was stuttered. Some parts felt unnecessary and difficult to get through.