Reviewed summary
The Obscene Bird of Night
Ever felt like your own identity is a house of mirrors, each reflection a little stranger than the last? José Donoso’s *The Obscene Bird of Night* is exactly that kind of trip—where reality leaks, personas multiply, and the self feels less like a solid thing and more like a fog you can’t quite pin down. It’s not your average page-turner, but if you like your fiction weird, dense, and a little unsettling, welcome aboard.
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