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best comedian ever.
A comedian's job is not just to tell jokes, it is to educate us. To make us aware and bill manages to be amazingly funny yet give us a social criticism critique
Just as great books are not just 'flimsy' escapism
I have no intention to read the books, so i checked inside the book on amazon to see what everybody is talking about in regards to shoddy writing
First line: Robert Langdon awoke slowly :o
How can you awake slowly???? A poorly used adjective in a state where it does not make sense
- just to...
Book : Don Quixote (edges On the Road and To Kill a Mockingbird on the sheer
size of the book ~also has quality in abundance)
Film : Before Sunset
Painting : Scream by Edvard Munch (maybe Alex Grey instead if in a
metaphysical mood)
Poem : Lorca -...
Homer - the odyssey got on my tits (well man pecks) after a while :mad:
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translation : The book started to annoy me chronically. The more I got into it
and it kept saying new names for about 2 pages especially in the...
The Screwtape Letters is a wonderful book. Its an amazing look of how every turn and through every moment of doing something positive, temptation is an action away and so is sin.
for example, making friends (positive :) ) but when lonely, cling and leech on them (sin/temptaion ~vanity/greed~...
Thats no reason not to read a novel, you seem a impressionable adult as well:D
The book is well written, and logical in its witty conclusions, try and give it another chance:p
(Albert Camus - The Outsider) has a masterpiece of a first line and quintessentially sets the tone for the whole book
'Mother died today. Or maybe yesterday, I don't know. I had a telegram from the home: 'Mother passed away. Funeral tomorrow. Yours sincerely.' That doesn't mean anything. It...
Im not too quite sure what you mean from this.
- The actual apocalpyse
- Or the apocalpyse of fiction?
And being less vague would help :)
But carry on because i think you could make a very good point! And it'll be interesting from your perspective of which you thinkis going on
so group one would be fantasy
and the second group would be fiction.
In Fantasy anything can happen if you describe the parametres for it, whilst it wouldnt make sense in 'normal' fiction to go about reality like normal and then expect something beyond it to take place ... unless your...
The prose is funny and witty. I like the way that you used your narrators voice as a telecaster/reporter of events as the driven force of the plot.
The explination of how life was dandy by the napkin was wondeful:)
Though to think of an idea like that, you must of been on a dandy time :p...
I havent read it, but my brother thought it was horrible. I asked him why? ... But the reply was always the same that he thought it was horrible.
Not exactly the greatest argument against a book :)
Though my brother borrowed it of a friend who absolutely loved it:D
(these must be the...