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His explosive anger is so brilliant, so resonant, real, sincere, sometimes funny, almost always cruel, that reading it is a joyful and invigorating experience.

I totally agree. There's something fascinating about the way rage can be transformed into such immersive art. It's like a raw, unfiltered energy that hits hard but at the same time leaves a sense of clarity. Do you have a favorite passage that captures that intensity?