
Diary of a Bad Year
by J. M. Coetzee0 ratings0 reviews
As the turmoil of the modern world unravels, an aging writer, known as Senor C, is bestowed with the task of voicing his strong opinions in a collection of essays titled 'Strong Opinions.' Amidst reflecting on wide-ranging global concerns—including morality in politics, the state's role in war, and individual freedoms—his life intersects with Anya, a young woman he hires to transcribe his work. Anya's presence introduces an unexpected dynamic, as her pragmatic boyfriend Alan views the writer with suspicion and contemplates intervening. 'Diary of a Bad Year' is an homage to the power of opinion and the complex interplay between personal and political realms.
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