Eternal Questions
A Maybe Interesting List
by Iwanna Twainbee
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Pub Date 25 Apr 2022 | Archive Date 28 Jun 2022
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Description
Is it a proper function of government
to install a merry-go-round in a public park?
Should one aspire to be a subject matter enthusiast
on at least one subject?
Are some people so smart
they are coming around to dumb again?
Is it good
to get good and drunk
at a wedding?
A Note From the Publisher
She is a heavy reader of literature and usually buys her books from brick and mortar independent bookstores. To sort the good from the bad she sticks to authors whose names provoke a tickle of recognition, and she focuses on novels still on the shelves fifty years after first publication.
She is gender fluid, moment-by-moment, but in connection with this book she has been and is all female.
Advance Praise
"As the topics intersect with one another, it becomes evident that the style of the presentation will prove particularly alluring to readers already well grounded in philosophy, social inspection, and literature.
Impossible to easily categorize or put down, Eternal Questions: A Maybe Interesting List is a recommendation for thinking readers who have often been accused of asking 'why?' and embarking on unexpected journeys because of this question."
-D. Donovan, Sr. Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
"Only a deeply introspective mind could have contemplated and compiled the ingenious, eye-opening questions in Eternal Questions: A Maybe Interesting List."
-San Francisco Book Review
"Eternal Questions: A Maybe Interesting List by Iwanna Twainbee had me questioning things I had never even considered... any question you pick would be a great conversation starter."
-Manhattan Book Review
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781639882649 |
| PRICE | US$16.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Tyler B, Educator
I'm trying to review this book for what it is.
This isn't a book you read. Its a quirky list of questions to start discussions, with some cute footnotes that add or distract from the questions, depending on your personality.
In a Top 100 list, not everyone will agree with all Top 100. Some of the Top 100 Rock Songs are trash, to me and my opinions. This book will of course suffer from the same issue. Most of the questions are good, some are throwaway attempts at humor, some are so specific they don't apply to everyone, this is just the nature of lists. That's not a bad thing because some of the questions I don't like will be your favorites.
I recommend this book as something to pick up, as your friend/spouse/roommate (all three?) a question and then start talking for awhile. Would be good for a dinner party or drinking on a weekday.
**I received an advance copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Louise G, Reviewer
A great conversation starter, this book poses questions and identifies thought provoking issues. If you are a fan of “what if” and “would you rather” ponderings, this will appeal. It’s a pretty niche market, though, so important people know what they are getting when they pick it up. I thought it was really interesting and a clever idea.
Pauline K, Reviewer
I really enjoyed this book, it definitely appealed to my curious side, to the part of my personality that thinks about things and asks myself questions that I don’t have answers for, the part that loves lists, trivia and enjoys interesting discussions and debates.
This book isn’t for everyone. It would make an interesting coffee table book, or be used as a discussion starter at a dinner party or an evening with friends. Or if you’re anything like me you will just enjoy it, full stop.
My thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for allowing me to read this book in return for an honest review.
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