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Anatole Broyard
Kafka was the Rage

The book contains two parts, one called Sheri and the other After Sheri. This is narrated by the author himself, as he tells the about is life after the famous World War II had concluded. The year was exactly 1946 in New York City, and Broyard had just moved in with an attractive painter named Sheri Donatti. Throughout the first part, he is pretty interested in Sheri, wanting to be more than just roommates. Sex fills the man’s head, stating that after the war, he needed some of it, but of course books are the only things that helped control this desire. Explaining most of the things he did during his stay Sheri, along with the opening of his bookstore. He became interested in art, but was that was because Sheri inspired him to do so, in a way. As the first part progressed, they had a serious relationship with each other and even grew to love each other.

Of course, it wasn’t rare for a woman like Sheri to easily fall in love, after a......

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