EPTDo not move
Let the wind speak
that is paradise.
Let the Gods forgive what I
have made
Let those I love try to forgive
what I have made.
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Can't top that. The man may've been an asshole but he had an incomparable ear for rhythm.
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
Do not move Let the wind speak that is paradise. Let the Gods forgive what I have made Let those I love try to forgive what I have made. - Can't top that. The man may've been an asshole but he had an incomparable ear for rhythm. | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
On October 17 2015 00:47 notesfromunderground wrote: I need a rubber stamp that says "I've read that fascist" for whenever I finish reading books by fascists Only books I get questions about. Say you've read Céline or Rebatet, it gets everyonr interested. What does it tell about literature amateurs ? You have three hours. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
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2stra
Netherlands928 Posts
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phantomfive
Korea (South)404 Posts
On October 16 2015 16:12 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: my favorite american poet is poe ~____~ (unless you count eliot as american) though i don't know pound very well so that might change Good call, even some of Poe's prose is poetic (fall of the house of Usher) and was quite inspiring to me. The Bells are worth a look. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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VaultD
Finland85 Posts
I finally picked up Ken Liu's The Grace of Kings. It seems really promising so far, hopefully it doesn't disappoint as I'd like to see this setting work. Its a strange mix of western and asian influence as far as I can tell. | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
Edit : it's getting worse, he now sounds like David Harvey or Mélenchon raging against the capitalists' plot against workers. | ||
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IgnE
United States7681 Posts
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
I wonder how many economist read Adam Smith on supply and demand and don't see the difference with their own cute little intersecting curves, or shrug it off without a second thought. | ||
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IgnE
United States7681 Posts
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On October 17 2015 01:14 corumjhaelen wrote: Only books I get questions about. Say you've read Céline or Rebatet, it gets everyonr interested. What does it tell about literature amateurs ? You have three hours. It's because they are more fun to read uh. I mean if i just want a book with stupid and boring characters i can just talk to people in real life lol. No shortage of boredom. | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
In my opinion he was just a depressed man who was trying too hard to express his disgust (towards jews, n*****, lefties, life in general etc...). At some point in Bagatelles he even says that his own style is "too jewish" LOL. | ||
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Fighter
Korea (South)1531 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18096 Posts
On October 19 2015 04:15 Fighter wrote: Who are these fascist writers you're speaking of? Genuinely curious since I'm not quite following your guys' discussion. Heidegger, obviously... | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
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pedrlz
Brazil5234 Posts
What aspect that I totally loved about the books was that the author and the main character never patronize the reader. It is a sci-fi world that never tries to be explicit about the world since the MC doesn't have feel necessity to explains things that any other stories would throw at your face. It is a really easy recommendation to anyone who likes literature. I'm not really a sci-fi/fantasy reader (usually, I'm not really a reader tbh t.t) but I really liked the story, the prose and the world. I wrote all this just to ask if anyone can recommend any other book that reassemble this series. Thanks. | ||
Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On October 19 2015 10:01 pedrlz wrote: Does anyone here ever read the Book of the New Sun from Gene Wolfe? I finished it sometime ago and I really liked, although at the end I found a little tiresome and took me more time than normal to finish the 4th book. What aspect that I totally loved about the books was that the author and the main character never patronize the reader. It is a sci-fi world that never tries to be explicit about the world since the MC doesn't have feel necessity to explains things that any other stories would throw at your face. It is a really easy recommendation to anyone who likes literature. I'm not really a sci-fi/fantasy reader (usually, I'm not really a reader tbh t.t) but I really liked the story, the prose and the world. I wrote all this just to ask if anyone can recommend any other book that reassemble this series. Thanks. I haven't read them, but Book of the Long Sun and Book of the Short Sun (written in the same universe as New Sun) are supposed to be very good. I assume they have the same prose style. Let me know your thoughts if you pick it up. Oh, and Latro in the Mist by Gene Wolfe is very good, but not SF. | ||
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