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I read a few Faulkner books, but could not follow their plots or their allusions. ( ![]() There were some great pieces here, from some legendary writers not necessarily best known as music journalists, i.e. Will Self and Nick Hornby. I especially enjoyed the on-the-ground reporting from Monterey Pop and Altamont - in comparison you could look at the late '60s festival scene as either a utopia or hellscape. My least favorite essay was the one on Joni Mitchell - I love her songs but the interview confirms her tendency towards navel-gazing pretension. 8475300561 Difficult read mainly because I tackled at a time I was just not in the mood for "hard." Absalom, Absalom was hard too, but I think more rewarding than this book. As a tract on experimental writing, this novel shines. I found the plot was somewhat overtaken by the prose, and there were sections I had to re-read to gain any knowledge of the story. I'd recommend this book to modern writers who are interested in unique and very well-developed characters.
Escribir este libro foi para min como aprender a ler, coma se me achegase á linguaxe, ás palabras, co mesmo respecto e coidado de quen se achega á dinamita". Así describe William Faulkner (New Albany, 1897-Oxford, 1962) a súa experiencia con O ruído e a furia, a súa cuarta novela, publicada en 1929. A historia da ruína e decadencia da familia Compson, no Sur dos EUA, segue a representar para o lector de hoxe ese mesmo desafío, o da literatura como reinvención da linguaxe. Ao tempo, é un magnífico exemplo do pulo que posúe unha narración inspirada na vida, ese "conto contado por un idiota, cheo de ruído e de furia, que nada significa", segundo deixou dito Shakespeare en Macbeth. Belongs to Publisher Series — 13 more Gallimard, Folio (162) Grote Beren (26) Keltainen kirjasto (65) Lanterne (L 79) Penguin Modern Classics (2087) rororo (27133) A tot vent (219) Is contained inNovels 1926-1929 : Soldiers' Pay / Mosquitoes / Flags in the Dust / The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner Absalom, Absalom! / Intruder in the Dust / Light in August / The Reivers / The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner Is abridged inHas as a studyHas as a commentary on the textHas as a student's study guideNotable ListsGreatest Books algorithm (#25) Newsweek's Top 100 Books: The Meta-List (No. 5 – 2009) Torchlight List (41)
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