This is a man's journey into not just the depth of Abyss, but rather the depth of his soul to face his darkest fAbandon all hope he who enters here..
This is a man's journey into not just the depth of Abyss, but rather the depth of his soul to face his darkest fear when all is lost
Dante's inferno serves as a series of poems written describing the poets journey in Hell trying to reach Heaven to find his lover Beatrice, and he creates a series of adventures in his Odyssey where he Mets many figures from Legends and pop culture
I recommend this for people who loved Homer's The Oddessey or Orpheos legend
There are books who have a good reason to be part of the MUST READ BEFORE YOU DIE list, and this book is always in the HARDEST BOOKS to read lists, buThere are books who have a good reason to be part of the MUST READ BEFORE YOU DIE list, and this book is always in the HARDEST BOOKS to read lists, but the thing is, it's not SHAKESPEARIAN hard, nor because it's a HOMEROS POEMS or KANT's DIALECTIC philosophy, it's only hard because this MOTHERFUCKERS WROTE IT IN HIS OWN GET TO-STREET LANGUAGE WHICH EVEN HIS IRISHMEN DONT GET IT!? have you seen the movie SNATCH? Imagine an entire book wrettin by BRAD PITT in that language! Motherfucker loool
There's no grammatical value nor is there any philosophical indirect message, there's just a simple asshole who decided to write in a very bad language and boils down to this: if I understand KANT and read THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV twice then I sure as hell will not label you as hard, your work, Mr James is simply a waste of time.
Say what? You say It IS an English book beforehand? Ohh, but if it is an English book, then why is thebI'd rather read this book translated to English
Say what? You say It IS an English book beforehand? Ohh, but if it is an English book, then why is theboil WRETREN IN A OLD FUCKING SOUTH-OF-MESSESIPIE-NIGGERS-LIKE ACCENT??
T'hear you needn't allow them to d'ive into miss Caroline's kitchen, she ain't keen on watching them niggers howlin' round dem kitchen.."
I started talking like Tupac half way through, I ain't no nigger bustig his ass down da street yaw, I'm a white man wid a white man problem, ain't gonna suga coat dat shit! Ehhmhmmm!!
Ever heard of the expression of "one man can change the world"?well it takes a certain men to change the world and sometimes a series of unfortunate eEver heard of the expression of "one man can change the world"?well it takes a certain men to change the world and sometimes a series of unfortunate events where they take a man into the depth of the abyss of his soul to find himself in the midst of a No Man Lands, soul searching and redemptions are never an easy path to conquer, only solemn of men realize the pain before they appreciate the gain.
Dafoe wrote this classic masterpiece beautifully starting from nothing to everything, its been a while since I last enjoyed a Classic. Definitely a must....more
Surprisingly, a Fyodor Dostoyevsky book that I did not enjoy, that's a first.Surprisingly, a Fyodor Dostoyevsky book that I did not enjoy, that's a first....more
"everyone lies, at every day and every night and at every minute of every hour, forget about the white lies, when I'm having an excruciating chest pai"everyone lies, at every day and every night and at every minute of every hour, forget about the white lies, when I'm having an excruciating chest pain and someone walks on on me greetings me, the custom is that I should say something like; "oh I'm glad to see you at this moment" while the truth is I would much rather I say; " I hope your with cannibals and its Happy Dinner time!!"
Looooool boy someone sure got on Twain's toe the day he wrote this ...more
I'm more of a Russian Literature than English, Wolf although she had a good indepth regarding describing the surroundings, but never achieved the momeI'm more of a Russian Literature than English, Wolf although she had a good indepth regarding describing the surroundings, but never achieved the momentum of human suffering that Dostoyevsky and Friends offers....more
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