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Loading... Darkness Visible (original 1979; edition 1979)by William Golding
Work detailsDarkness Visible by William Golding (1979)
None. Creepy as all hell. Brilliant. ( )Ok William Golding books are über depressing. I didn't know at the time that I bought this book, that William Golding was the author of 'Lord of the Flies' (I missed it on the back of the book because well I only read the synopsis not the brief authors bio) if I had I probably would have put it back. Its not that hes a bad author or that his stories are bad, but wow they make me frown at the book as I read them. So as far as the actual story, I don't really know what to make of it. I wouldn't say I liked the book so much as it made me stop and think. I guess my over all impression is that wow some things are really fucked up and people can be blamed and horribly affected by things that aren't their fault D: fascinating first-hand account of the author's experience with deep depression and his self-cure. A dark, weird book. Never finished it. no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0571116469, Paperback)A reissue of the tour de force by the Nobel laureate that is " a vision of elemental reality so vivid we seem to hallucinate the scenes" ("The New York Times Book Review"). It opens during the London blitz, when a naked child steps out of an all-consuming fire; that child, Matty, becomes a wanderer and a seeker. Two more lost children await him, twins as exquisite as they are loveless. In a final conflagration, William Golding' s book lights up both the inner and outer darknesses of our time.(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 14 Feb 2013 13:36:42 -0500) No library descriptions found. |
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