The series "Meat Grinder" is a collection of 64 short stories divided into 8 parts. part three of eight includes: french / nostalgia / fire / boy scout / gumball machine / fitting room / turbulence / domination The characters in "Meat Grinder" interact with the ordinary daily routines in a performative and sometimes absurd way. They do it naturally and with boredom. Some live The series "Meat Grinder" is a collection of 64 short stories divided into 8 parts. part three of eight includes: french / nostalgia / fire / boy scout / gumball machine / fitting room / turbulence / domination The characters in "Meat Grinder" interact with the ordinary daily routines in a performative and sometimes absurd way. They do it naturally and with boredom. Some live alone in apartments, miss somebody, want an electric bike with colorful tassels, or like the smell of smoke. Others want some company to share how they clean the house, how they learned French, or how to make a paper boat. The reader gets intimate while sinking into these particularities that gain shape and meaning as the series advances.
Meat Grinder - short stories: part three of eight
The series "Meat Grinder" is a collection of 64 short stories divided into 8 parts. part three of eight includes: french / nostalgia / fire / boy scout / gumball machine / fitting room / turbulence / domination The characters in "Meat Grinder" interact with the ordinary daily routines in a performative and sometimes absurd way. They do it naturally and with boredom. Some live The series "Meat Grinder" is a collection of 64 short stories divided into 8 parts. part three of eight includes: french / nostalgia / fire / boy scout / gumball machine / fitting room / turbulence / domination The characters in "Meat Grinder" interact with the ordinary daily routines in a performative and sometimes absurd way. They do it naturally and with boredom. Some live alone in apartments, miss somebody, want an electric bike with colorful tassels, or like the smell of smoke. Others want some company to share how they clean the house, how they learned French, or how to make a paper boat. The reader gets intimate while sinking into these particularities that gain shape and meaning as the series advances.
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Stefano –
4/5⭐️ There is some evolution in these stories, more depth although they remain short... it’s like different dream scenarios put together, floating from one dream to another... gumball machines, turbulent flights and domination... this was my favourite part so far! This part made me feel like I want to read more and want a complete novel by this writer!
Stephen Trygar –
It’s always so refreshing to go back to more simple stories. Eduardo’s collection of short stories are poetic and thought provoking. As these are translated from the original Portuguese version, this is a wonderful glimpse into the mind of the author for non-Portuguese speakers. If you’re looking for a quick, yet thoughtful, read, absolutely check out these books! I’m looking forward to the remaining four!
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