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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Extreme
( Filhos da Fortuna )
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Yayınları
This is so amazingly good. I keep telling people to read it and no one ever does.
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For those who'd lost their way in this cold, harsh city jungle, this book will rekindle your passion and help you stay true to your dream. of course, not all of us are that fortunate to have a dream to begin with; many are just living our lives aimlessly amid dire existential angst. All our lives we'd worked hard, studied hard, done the stuffs our society, our parents, our peers deem right and respectful. And yet, we still feel hollow at heart, as if we'd merely live out the lives and hopes of others but not ourselves... This book has something to tell: if you cant sort out ur passion any time soon, then commit to whatever you enjoy doing NOW. Do the things you love NOW and gradually stuffs would happen along the way and open the paths to many more. It may not seem much in the beginning, and many would oppose you. But remm this: it is one giant step away from CONFORMITY. One Life, Live it your way, cos if you don't others will live for you. This is one amongst many important lessons i learned reading this book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Erkam Yayınları
This book is fascinating for many reasons, many of them personal--as an amateur Arthurian scholar and medievalist, as a novelist, a recent convert to Steinbeck fandom, and a reader and lover of words. A huge asset is the appendix of letters Steinbeck wrote during his eight year odyssey with translating Malory's Morte D'Arte for the modern reader and falling short of the goal. Of the four sections he tackled, the first two on Merlin and Arthur's marriage are faithful adaptations, but still Steinbeck's sensibility and gift for prose make them come alive with a freshness that surprised me as one so grounded in the romances. I am rather jaded at this point with modern writers who try to adapt the romances to modern fiction, staying faithful in the wrong places and straying from them in ways that prove artificial and betray the material. Somehow Steinbeck, though guided by his own sensibilities, pulls it off without violating the original author's vision. In the final two sections, Steinbeck transforms knightly adventures of a handful of pages to span a hundred, and here Steinbeck gives full reign to his vision of who are these men and what did they think and feel as they pursued their quests and met various damsels. The characters jump off the page, and his Lancelot is a fascinating mix of excellence and limitedness. It is also interesting to watch how a writer known for his realism and failed dreams revels in a world where necromancy, giants, dwarves, dragons and unicorns are very real, and how he adapts a literature of symbolism to speak to a modern audience without betraying it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hobi Yayınevi
Every time I think about this book, I think about how disappointed I was when I found out that William Goldman was the actual author, not S. Morgenstern. I suppose that shouldn't have come as so much of a shock, but I was really sad for about the next week. Clearly, this book and I have some unresolved issues.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Parıltı Yayınları
How to accurately describe this book is beyond me. Told from the viewpoint of a young woman recalling her life: growing up with an absent father and domineering mother, a mentally unstable husband, a genius brother, and her own learning disabilities. It was a hard read, but in the end, a good read. You never really know the good guys from the bad--every character is flawed in such a way (including the main character, Ruth, herself)that it increases the tension of the story until it reaches an unspeakable central conflict with only a promise of a hopeful ending. How human beings can survive such things with some sense of self leftover is amazing.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İmge Kitabevi Yayınları
This is a real marmite book. I hate marmite but loved this book. It is complex, subtle and well written. There is always a loss from the original in translation but the quality of the english is superb. This is political book, a historical book, a detective book, a fantastic book, a love story. Whichever eye you use to read this you will find something new to notice.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kronik Kitap
Ok, now you know my secret. I like Mick Foley.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Çocuk
JBM recommendation
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Damla Yayınevi
How do you justify Mitchell's fall from grace? I haven't read Thousand Autumns yet, but who writes _two_ good novels then starts to suck? You write one novel then crash, okay, plenty of people have done that. A bunch? Yeah, plenty of people sell out. Did John Galt show up and go hey David Mitchell, "you're really close to writing a novel in the 21st century that is actually good, it will change the well established fact that books are going to be terrible now--time to shrug," and David Mitchell was like hey this other David Mitchell guy is funny he can carry this name like Atlas carries the planet. Seriously though. This guy blew his political capital, blew his mandate, faster than I can believe. I'll give Thousand Autumns a shot but this was really offensively bad. As Andrew would say, bilDUNGsroman indeed.
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