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i looove hamlet. read a plot summation on-line (just google it, i'm sure something will come up.) didn't ethan hawke star in a film version of hamlet a couple years ago? that might be better than the 40-yr-old version you're probably seeing in class. ; ) hth.

i think the only oprah pick i read was "she's come undone." it may not have been an oprah pick, come to think of it, but it had that 'feel', kinda. (maybe the author's other book was an oprah pick?) i did enjoy that book though, very 'life is what you make it, be happy with the small things," if...

thanks guys! i like your name, novella. i can never think of anything witty when i'm signing up. :rolleyes: i tend to read strictly snooty 'literature' (i'm a snob as well as a nazi ;). i avoid oprah's picks, based on overexposure and the high irritation factor. :rolleyes: i tend to...

hi. i've been looking for a literature discussion forum for a month. until now at the ones i'd looked at had one post every month or so. so i'm glad to have found you all! i joined a book club in january and find it very intellectually satisfying, which i was desperately in need of. (i work...

i met the atwood. i was so intmidated and excited i couldn't think. i was 21, so i was just concerned about not looking like a drooling lit-groupie. if i could go back i'd ask her questons about my favourite novels, how she writes. kinda been kicking myself over that one. :rolleyes:

i looove this book, excellent pick. it's hilarious, but also very insightful, intelligent, excellent commentary on society. fave bits: '"sauntered vaguely downwards", and the tapes that all become Queen after a fortnight.