Madhan Raghavan itibaren Vodyanskiy, Krasnodarskiy kray, Russia

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11/04/2024

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2019-07-28 10:40

Seksen Günde Devrialem-Jules Verne TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Antik Kitap

Good read. For those of us who started with the world of the Others back in the Fantasy Fix ebook days [fyi: Fantasy Fix was rewritten as One Bite With a Stranger] it's good to finally see Ava fall. Her sarcastic 'Queen Bitch' attitude is alive and well - even though it takes a hit when she is violently turned from human to vampire. Her teeth-grinding suppression of her prejudices and fears of the Others community, even and perhaps especially her dearest friends, makes becoming a vampire herself even more terrifying... Of course there's Dima - her not-quite-in-time rescuer who eases her conversion and wants to teach her how to be a successful [and happy:] vampire. But Ava doesn't want to be a vampire and she doesn't want to be happy - she just wants her old life back. So maybe if she just ignores everything it will all go away... Complications abound - there's a connection between Dima and Reggie's Dmitri, there's political maneuvering between the European Vampire Council and the American Others, and then there's the insane female vampire who plans to take over the world...one body at a time. Fixed 1. Fantasy Fix (2003) 2. Fur Factor (2003) 3. Faer Fetched (2004) 4. Fighting Faer (2004) 5. Fur For All (2004) 6. Fur Play (2003) Fantasy Fix Novels of the Others 1. Wolf at the Door (2006) 2. She's No Faerie Princess (2006) 3. The Demon You Know (2007) 4. Howl At the Moon (2007) 5. Walk On the Wild Side (2008) 6. One Bite with a Stranger (2008) 7. You're So Vein (2009)

2019-07-28 13:40

Türkiye'De Manevî Buhran - Din Ve Laiklik-Osman Turan TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ötüken Neşriyat

The gambler There's a book that I read almost every summer on the beach. I've read it more than 10 times now. The twists and turns of the story are hardly surprising me anymore. Now I read the book mostly to admire the writing. My copy is a nice hardbound and leather-back book. It was printed in 1946, and I bought it 2nd hand from an antiquarian many years ago. The book I'm talking about is The Gambler by Dostoyevsky. It's a relatively short narrative novel, just a little bit more than 200 pages. It's an easy and entertaining read, and a very suitable beach book, I think. The story takes place in a German gambling town with the brilliant name Roulettenburg. The protagonist and narrator is a tutor employed by a poor Russian General who has lost his past fortune. The General wants to marry a beatuiful woman, but to be able to do this, he needs money. Back in Russia is the old and very rich Grandmother who is expected to die very soon. Every day the General telegraphs to Russia, asking about her health. He is impatiently waiting for her death, and to inherit her fortune. One day, the old Grandmother unexpectedly arrives in Roulettenburg. She goes straight to the casino, to put her fortune (and the General's heritage) at stake by the roulette table ... and this is were the real fun begins. I say no more. Dostoyevsky was addicted to gambling himself. In this novel he gives a brilliant and in-depth exposition of gambling psychology, built on his personal experience (and if you're cusious about Dostoyevsky, I recommend the biography by Geir Kjetsaa)

Okuyucu Madhan Raghavan itibaren Vodyanskiy, Krasnodarskiy kray, Russia

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