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Old 10-09-2007, 04:14 PM
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Default Re: What Are You Reading?

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Originally Posted by Bluestar View Post
Little Dorrit is too long.

Anyone read war and peace?
I did. A while ago. Good, but didn't fulfill the expectations I had beforehand. It is a demanding book though, I mean, most russian classics are, but War & Peace is exceptional. It has a rich gallery of characters, many intrigues and seperate plots. You really have to concentrate. But do read it! It's sort of "manditory" isn't it?

I'm reading the Autograph man by Zadie Smith. So far, not good. I like how she creates unconventional characters, and original settings (as always), but the Autograph Man just doesn't have it. Interesting stuff about Kabbalah though.

Also reading Ignorance, by Milan Kundera. I dare say he is a terrific author. The tiny book feels more like a long essay/diary than a novel.
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