From his Anthology "Fame", Kehlmann's story is weird, wonderful, and insightful. 
Prepare for the written version of an amazing acid trip (Eli specifically told V not to put that sentence in there, but hah!) 
(V has never even done acid before so she doesn't know what she's talking about)
CW: assisted suicide, suicidal ideation.

From his Anthology "Fame", Kehlmann's story is weird, wonderful, and insightful. Prepare for the written version of an amazing acid trip (Eli specifically told V not to put that sentence in there, but hah!) (V has never even done acid before so she doesn't know what she's talking about) CW: assisted suicide, suicidal ideation.

From his Anthology "Fame", Kehlmann's story is weird, wonderful, and insightful.&nbsp;
Prepare for the written version of an amazing acid trip (Eli specifically told V not to put that sentence in there, but hah!)&nbsp;
(V has never even done acid before so she doesn't know what she's talking about)
CW: assisted suicide, suicidal ideation.&nbsp;

Daniel Kehlmann's "Rosalie Goes Off to Die"

Two English majors who don't have jobs doing anything related to English, so now they do this. Bite-sized fiction discussions (when we can stay on track).

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