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Metamuse, Apr 20, 2009
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Décevant...
À partir d'un manuscrit laissé en plan par son père, le fils de Hemingway a publié ce livre il y a quelques années. Dès le début, le style énergique, succinct et efficace nous manque.
Le meilleur commentaire que j'ai lu sur ce livre est le suivant :
"Authors can agonize and fantasize, but ... (continue)
À partir d'un manuscrit laissé en plan par son père, le fils de Hemingway a publié ce livre il y a quelques années. Dès le début, le style énergique, succinct et efficace nous manque.
Le meilleur commentaire que j'ai lu sur ce livre est le suivant :
"Authors can agonize and fantasize, but sometimes a story resists its birth. The writer can complete the manuscript, can tweak it and tease it and rub at it. But editing a manuscript that is going nowhere is like flogging a dead horse. Ernest Hemingway knew he had no story in True at First Light worth pursuing. Too bad his estate didn't agree." (http://januarymagazine.com/fiction/truelight.html)
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