pujilittatuc Milano, Italy

I'm always triying to finish reading this masterpiece of videogame journalism but actually i still haven't.

I must say that Poole has, of course, gthe keen eye and an athletic + smart attitude that makes this effort a lot more easy to read than any other game studies essay. But, of course, th ... (continue)

Always loved the gift of Steinbeck to recreate the raw power of wild natural forces, and also the savage nature and instincts that inhabit the body of mens like the retarded Lennie of this novel, uncontrollable atavic powers that can unleash at any time at god's will. A must read.

Didn't like it extremely much but, indeed, here you can find a lot of topòi of Hemingway's literature and it's a nice piece of that '20s anti-culture of the Lost Generation.

Still prefer "From whom the bell tolls", but it's surely a nice novel.

It's difficult to add a comment on this book because it's so seminal and contorted in his stream of consciousness-style. Liked it pretty much but found it a little hard, maybe because i'm not an English mother tongue, it's a wonderful piece of work and explores some extremes boundaries of literature ... (continue)

Bought this for an exam, obviously i've already read it but in Italian. There really aren't words to describe how this book is magnificent.

A fine portrait of the US Lost Generation of writers of post WW I with Hemingway's "For whom the bell tolls" and some poems of Eliot, absolutely one my fa ... (continue)