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Addressing identity and the role we play in one another's lives, The Collective is the haunting, moving and wryly drawn novel I wanted The Interestings to be. Don Lee is writing at the height of his powers in this novel, the acuity common to all of his work tempered here with the perfectly rendered melancholy of growing pains.
Rather than being snug in a rug, this bug is trapped in the cavernous interior of a vacuum cleaner. At first, he is confused and angry, but he eventually learns to cope and accept his place in life, even if it is in a dusty vacuum bag. How well do you deal with drastic change?
My man, Masanobu Fukuoka, laments the rise of industrialized multi-national agriculture and advocates for a return-to-the-basics way of living with nature. Following Fukuoka’s philosophy allows someone to roll with the punches in an increasingly complex and stress filled society.
My man indeed.
