Really enjoying Stewart Lee's new book, March Of The Lemmings1, his collected writings in the time of Brexit. I thought I'd review on the amazon, let other people know it is a great book. However:
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What did I say? Here's my brief review:
March of the Lemmings1: Brexit in Print and Performance 2016–2019 ★★★★★ from P. Clarke on 09 January 2020
So good, and so honest I have read it yet, some of it anyway, attached proof of me reading it. This is so good, have read some of the original columns but it is great to have them augmented with the footnotes. Do not hesitate, but it now.
There's a typo in there, should be "buy it now", I wrote it on my phone and it autocorrected, is it that? Or is it my odd comment "I have read it yet" at the beginning? This was a reference to every other review on that page1 saying "I have not read it yet, but"...
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What did I do wrong?
You should but it1. And also buy it1.
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