I always wanted to write a book that ended with the word Mayonnaise.
Richard Brautigan, in his work "Trout Fishing in America," expresses a unique ambition to conclude a book with the unexpected word "Mayonnaise." This peculiar choice highlights his playful and unconventional writing style, which often blends absurdity with deeper reflections on life. The desire to end a literary work with such an ordinary yet quirky word challenges traditional narrative norms and invites readers to think outside the box.
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