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Bo Peng dahaipeng — This book, though quiet sad, is extremely profound and forces the reader to see the personal side of politics. Funny Boy also questions race, religion and identity in Sri Lanka during times of civil war.

Zion Marcas zionmarcas — “A unique formalist in the best sense of that word, Joyce combines his general sense of what really matters to humanity on the largest possible scale – the macrocosm – with a startling precision, while drawing attention to the natural world, his spirit’s favourite locations, but not just to landscapes, also to some of our smaller fellow creatures, such as moths, crows, and cats – the microcosm.” —Steven Michael Berzensky (Mick Burrs) “Sean Arthur Joyce already possesses many of the poetic gifts that take a lifetime to master. His voice shows an innocence, a childlike openness to new wonders, a deep respect for the natural world. Joyce is certainly at home in the universe and he wants to remind us that we are, too.” —Steven Michael Berzensky (Mick Burrs) Star Seeds brings together poems that celebrate, as Berzensky says, the microcosm and macrocosm – from the seed that parachutes onto the wind to the supernova whose death is the birth of a new star system. These poems remind us that separation from the world around us is an illusion, and one that humanity needs to grow out of if we are to survive the challenges of the future. But these are no mere polemics: Joyce may have a stark eye for hypocrisy but he ultimately offers the reader hope – not Pollyanna hope but the real truth of our spirit’s potential.

Grace Chung _ravelcat — my favorite book. so good.

Aleksandar Velinov _3nd3r_an — Antsy has just found out that his classmate, Gunner is dying. So, being the good friend that he is, he (half jokingly) offers him a month of his life. Soon the news of Antsy's good deed spreads and everyone is donating time to Gunner. But as Antsy spends more time with Gunner, he realizes that there's more to Gunner and his illness than he first thought.

S Montez stacyemont9220 — I thoroughly enjoyed this translation of Sophocles Theban plays. Robert Fagles placed the plays in the order written, rather than in their dramatic chronology. At first I thought this was strange, but I followed his lead and read 'Antigone' first. Now, after reading Oedipus the King and Oedipus at Colonus, I have a much greater feeling for Antigone's suffering and a much better understanding of Creon's perspective as well. Now I'm ready to re-read Antigone better armed with the facts of their respective histories. Beyond that, what can I say about Sophocles? He treats these myths with genius skills, contemporary mastery of his times and a deep understanding of his fellow Athenians. An amazing accomplishment and an important work for any serious student of drama or literature to read deeply and repeatedly. The Thug perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMD18... *************** 2015 reread: Everything I said above and then some. The more Greek drama I read, the more I understand the sources and obsessions of western literature.