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Have you ever read a book and started to really wonder about the author? Fifteen Dogs is doing that to me, the author doesn't even fit the stereotype.
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What stereotype? Also I really enjoyed this book and have recommended it to people but no one will read it :(
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>>24764990
I know the premise is fantastical, but once it started leaning heavy into the pack order shit that's been completely disproven to drive the storyline, the immersion was completely broken.

Otherwise, it's a nice snapshot of that brief period after the Great Recession but before the housing price bubble where regular people could buy and live in detached houses in Toronto proper.
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>>24764990
>>24765279
This is my go-to rec for friends who complain that they’ve fallen out of a reading habit. I’ve had several successes!

I also don’t know what you mean by stereotype, except that Andre Alexis is black and this isn’t a “black” book. At least one of his novels, Days by Moonlight, has blackness as an element but even there it’s not a defining feature. Anyway, I’m a fan, although I was disappointed by his recent short story collection.
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>>24765279
>>24765294
Don't play coy. You know the stereotype.
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>>24765308
You’re the one playing coy. Say what you mean, faggot. Are you trying to suggest that it seems like a book for furries?
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>>24764990
>fifteen dogs
About roughly the amount your mom take on in one session
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>>24765312
Keep on practicing your English and one day you'll get there, anon!
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For me, it's 101 Dalmatians
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>>24765311
No. It's more concrete than that. I have no interest in explaining further to a tourist.
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>>24765312
Why do ESLs love mother jokes so much? Seriously, it's odd how often I have encountered this phenomenon. Any time I have ever had a minor disagreement with a young ESL, I have been met with shouts of "fuck mother" often like that, possessive determiners absent. I have experienced many such encounters first hand on games like CS:GO as a younger man, and witnessed many on sites like this one.
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>>24765325
Sorry I was in a hurry. I don't care about this thread, honestly.
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>>24765279
>>24765294
Yeah the book is excellent.


What I was talking about more was how much the dude focuses on the weird sex stuff with the dogs, and also opening the book with a gay sex scene which was totally unneeded. It raises eyebrows.
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>>24765367
Thank you for your service
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>>24765392
God's hump shit and watch people have sex. Also it's set in Toronto where 85% of the population is gay.
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>>24765663
Dogs*
Oh shit, I'm dyslexic
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>>24765359
Thirdies and blacks are obsessed with incest and cuckoldry
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>>24765663
How does the population grow then?
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>>24765663
>set in Toronto
Forsaken city. I will not read.
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>>24766641
100,000 immigrants per year



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