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Oh, sorry.
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It seems to be just what I'm looking for, thanks for the tip. I read Queneau's "Exercises in Style" in French, with (excellent) translation alongside by Umberto Eco. I recommend it to everyone, whether you know French or not.
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Precious recovery!
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I didn't know that, Mad! Beautiful novel, the film, who knows, I've heard good things about it.
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...Or because, if you think about it, maybe it was actually his words that left a certain 'imprint' on me. Anyway, overrated no, let's not exaggerate. Abused, rather.
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I think you're right. I can't picture myself rereading Bukowski after thirty: absurdly, considering what kind of character he was, his writing is more theoretical than aesthetic; it's the perfect appetizer for a literary world made of tangible sensations, of bloodied and visceral pages. Indispensable, yet too accessible, explicit. Despite everything 5, because he has a great spirit, because his perspective on things often coincides with mine.
Gescom This
19 aug 11
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I prefer that one.
Gescom That
19 aug 11
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I prefer this
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What a blast Syphon Filter was; you could zap the bad guys with the taser. Anyway, I agree with Hell's assessment of the review, I mean, I gave it a 3 as encouragement because I think it's better to support the 'serious' newcomers.
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Why not?