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A review by lattelibrarian
Feel Free: Essays by Zadie Smith
5.0
I'm going to begin with Real Talk for this review. Because of her Facebook essay, I have stopped going on it so much. I mean, I still have it--with the same excuse that she cites, that is the "but I need it to stay in touch with people!" excuse--but I use it at such a lower rate and it's just...made my life so much better. I've stopped checking on it, which gives me a little more time for other things, I worry less about how I should present myself on social media and more about how I should present myself in real life, and has just ultimately made me emotionally feel better and less angry.
But really, this anthology covered such a wide expanse of topics ranging from art and film to comedy to just about everything. All of it was timely, well-written, and ultimately intriguing and captivating. Zadie Smith has something to say, and she says it well.
Review cross-listed here!
But really, this anthology covered such a wide expanse of topics ranging from art and film to comedy to just about everything. All of it was timely, well-written, and ultimately intriguing and captivating. Zadie Smith has something to say, and she says it well.
Review cross-listed here!