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Original Title:	Pieces of You ISBN13 9788954607575
Edition Language:	English

Pieces of You Hardcover | Pages: 229 pages

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Review sampled from Paper Frontiers The stories aren't happy. They seldom end with their characters happy. Instead, you're given deep, insightful & uncensored stories that explore the dark side of human nature -- fear, pride, hate, regret. But along the way you also have characters that learn of the courage it takes to face life. From a son who manages to face his bully-of-a-father, to a young man having a bad drug trip, you're given a handful of such realistic characters with such raw emotions, that any one of these people could live off the page & fit seamlessly into our world. After each story, you're left feeling like you need more, & that's really the only downside of the book. On one hand you wish for a proper ending or a clean finish as if it were a normal novel. But on the other hand, these stories reflect real life, & we all know that clean endings aren't always what we're given. So just a little advice: don't go into the book thinking that it'll contain proper stories with beginnings, middles & ends. Scrap that typical formula out of your mind, & just enjoy the book for what it is.

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Title	:	Pieces of You
Author	:	Tablo
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 229 pages
Published	:	January 30th 2009 by Dal (first published 2009)
Categories	:	Short Stories. Poetry. Fiction. Contemporary

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I understand your solitude. I see your shadow.This was a reread done for a readathon I was doing with my friend.Im so happy I chose to go back to this book I read nine years ago. I was struck by this weird feeling of nostalgia and melancholy. The book consists of ten short stories and each of them has some musical element inside (because the author is a musician). They also talk about anxiety, family problems, youth, death and other topics revolving going into adulthood. Basically, the stories

My heart was closed. Cold.I was self-conscious and cynical.There are the pieces of my youth,the small secret and the not-so-great expectationsthat defined my coming of age.But through the craft, through my love for writing,I discovered a world outside of the small windowless oneI had built for myself.A world of softspoken beauty.So here I am,choosing to kick away the ladderso that I may remain at your side.I understand your solitudeI see your shadow.2009. Feb, Tablo Jujur aja baca ini bikin aku

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If you're familiar with Tablo's old works in Eternal Morning or Epik High, you would definitely love this short stories anthology.They're as dark as Tablo's music and lyrics.Plain, normal, but cold.The kind of cold that is not bare and obvious, but the one that is creeping silently to your aura and without you notice it just got into your veins and flow along with your blood to every inch of your soul, making you feel haunted without knowing why exactly.Simple, but deep and deceivingly hurtful.

I actually picked up this book wondering to myself, "What can a musician of his caliber write? What more in English?" At the time I was having writer's block and had to produce a piece for my Advance Creative Writing class but was definitely in a tight spot. I never regretted getting the book. The minute I picked it up I couldn't put it down. The book is a compilations of stories which Tablo had written during his college years. The man is not only amazing at composing and writing lyrics but

I may be biased in reading a book by a lyricist I admire.All stories possess a silence and weight, resembling loneliness and regret. The characters in each story are caught in burdening memories or the present. I don't know what to make of some of the moments, but I like how I feel when I read them, for example, awakening of "I" in the last line of Andante.Counting Pulses made me think about family and life decisions. Break struck me rather hard because I sometimes share the emotions, as a