.webp?h=8 "Merry Fistmas!")
To discuss your weekly readings of books, textbooks and papers.
I'm started readings some Chekhov's short-stories. First one was “The Kiss”.
Top Poster of the Day:
Thirtythirst4sissies
Current Registered Users: 28,717
talk about books or smth idk
/h/lit SETTINGS /h/lit LOG /h/lit MODS /h/lit EXILEES /h/lit FOLLOWERS /h/lit BLOCKERS
Current software version: c889144
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
Hai c*nts, I haven't been here for over half a year.
Finished La Place by Annie Ernaux (excellent), All the Names by José Saramago (superb), Zone of Intrest by Amis (didn't even know they made a movie about it, that's why it was pushed to the front of library display, and I wanted to check out another Amis' work after Dead Babies (mid)), currently reading Open Secrets by Munro. Good writing, meh stories (so far).
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
I'm curious about her works. Have you read other books by Ernaux?
“The Zone of Interest” is very good btw.
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
Yes, it is. I didn't want to confused people putting my so eloquent verdict next to Dead Babies' mid. Interesting that they have the same structure, maybe it's how Amis wrote (too early to tell), a chapter-for-character. Gives lots of space for development and reader's understanding.
No, this is the first one. I think all she wrote was in autobiographical mode and this is probably first autobiographical writing I ever finished. La Place resonated with me so much I understood what people mean when they say "literally me". She has a perfect serious to funny ratio, feel honest and interesting. Will I pick up something else? Probably. Will it hit as hard as Le Palce? Probably not.
But try it, from what I saw most of her works are rather short.
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
More options
Context
More options
Context
More options
Context