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...di quelle letture che segnano irreversibilmente!(Soprattutto se ci si sente vicini al tipo di sensibilità di tutto quanto JDS abbia scritto a proposito della famiglia Glass)
L'ho finito un mese fa... in italiano! Quello in inglese lo tengo lì per i momenti difficili
noto con piacere che finalmente apprezzi anche i fumetti ;)
un abbraccio montano*
si a me è piaciuto, ci sono pezzi molto divertenti. Sospetto che michele serra lo abbia preso a modello per le sue satire preventive :). C'è pure un vero racconto alla bolano alla fine.
Le parti che non mi hanno convinto, fortunatamente, erano molto corte, non come in 2666, dove ti imbatti in centinaia di pagine piuttosto pesanti. A te cosa sembra ?
oh, i can happily announce i found Desai quite breath-taking. :) the beginning of your reading year looks very nice! mine has been sooo slooow :(
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Miss Vengean…
Val
Elisina
Mademoiselle…
Alexpardi
Picappa
nadia
Lapetra
ephemerol
Signor Smith
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I owe a big thank to the organizers of the Infinite Summer, without whom this book probably would still be waiting for me to read it, sitting lonely in a corner of my inadequate bookshelf.
This book is an experience of post-modernism, a challenging and passionate thousand pages voyage through a ... (continue)
I owe a big thank to the organizers of the Infinite Summer, without whom this book probably would still be waiting for me to read it, sitting lonely in a corner of my inadequate bookshelf.
This book is an experience of post-modernism, a challenging and passionate thousand pages voyage through american (and/or western) culture and society, made of addictions, mediatized and where human needs=Entertainement. Inspiring themes dealt with a great confidence and skill (I often felt as if I was being read this book).
The first sentiment as I turned the last page of it was that I will miss this object, with which I've spent the last few months. Not only that: I might want to read it again to absorb it even more.
It has been said by more important voices that DFW might've been the genious of this generation of young american writers, and I cannot but agree.
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