Je lis des choses étranges en français, anglais, allemand, ou russe (enfin j'essaie). I read weird things in French, English, German, and Russian (or at least I try). Yes, I like the Oxford comma.
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Optimus Yarnspinner inherits a manuscript by an unknown writer. To track down the author, he goes to Bookholm, the City …
The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Czech: Nesnesitelná lehkost bytí) is a 1984 novel by Milan …
Un livre qui mélange philosophie, commentaire politique (mais quelle philosophie n'est pas politique ?), et histoires d'amours et d'amants qui se cherchent sans savoir s'ils sont bien ensembles.
Le livre se tient bien malgré les ellipses et les changements de points de vue, mais le dernier quart fait l'effet d'un peu "rembourré", la fin m'ayant même laissé un peu dubitatif.
Un livre qui mélange philosophie, commentaire politique (mais quelle philosophie n'est pas politique ?), et histoires d'amours et d'amants qui se cherchent sans savoir s'ils sont bien ensembles.
Le livre se tient bien malgré les ellipses et les changements de points de vue, mais le dernier quart fait l'effet d'un peu "rembourré", la fin m'ayant même laissé un peu dubitatif.
Locke Lamora, thief, con-man, pirate, political deceiver is back, and now he must become a soldier.
A new chapter …
Living in the vast computer landscape of cyberspace, young Mona taps into the mind of world-famous Sense/Net star Angie Mitchell …
Tools for Conviviality is a 1973 book by Ivan Illich about the proper use of technology. It was published only …
The kind of book one may like, but will not necessarily recommend. It is a weird and demanding book, even for someone who has already read Danielewski's prose. However, the more I read it the more I enjoyed it as I got into the tempo of Sam and Hailey. Endlessly teenagers, endlessly in love. Beware, the timeline snippets inside the books, they a welcome reminder of highschool history lessons, but the typesize makes them a pain to read.
The kind of book one may like, but will not necessarily recommend. It is a weird and demanding book, even for someone who has already read Danielewski's prose. However, the more I read it the more I enjoyed it as I got into the tempo of Sam and Hailey. Endlessly teenagers, endlessly in love. Beware, the timeline snippets inside the books, they a welcome reminder of highschool history lessons, but the typesize makes them a pain to read.
