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DarkAxel wrote:I picked up Shelley's Frankenstein recently... basically i'm preparing for college where i'll have to read a lot of classics in english (bought some Joyce, Shakespear, complete Keats etc recently.... for teh cheapz, otherwise i'm preparing to buy a kindle)

it's filled with such marvelous english :love: it's not easy to understand by any means, but it reads very well, the words flow quite naturally

Read some Conrad. He was actually a Russian-born, but one of the best writer's in the English language.
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New Wilco drops in 20 days, all the tracks are up on Youtube, I got a show coming up in a week and almost all of the new songs and covers learned for an almost two hour set
So this turned into another devi thread...
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snipelfritz wrote:
DarkAxel wrote:I picked up Shelley's Frankenstein recently... basically i'm preparing for college where i'll have to read a lot of classics in english (bought some Joyce, Shakespear, complete Keats etc recently.... for teh cheapz, otherwise i'm preparing to buy a kindle)

it's filled with such marvelous english :love: it's not easy to understand by any means, but it reads very well, the words flow quite naturally

Read some Conrad. He was actually a Russian-born, but one of the best writer's in the English language.


thanks for a recommendation, might check him out someday... anything specific to read?
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Heart of Darkness is a good starting place, but Lord Jim is great if you're up for the challenge.

I just checked my schedule for the day and realized I have class at 3:30 rather than 6:30. Lol, I'm glad I caught that with plenty of time to spare. 2 three-credit classes over a 3 hour period once a week just didn't make that much sense anyway.
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Wait... i bought Heart of Darkness and totally forgot about it :lol:
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DarkAxel wrote:basically i'm preparing for college where i'll have to read a lot of classics in english

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: All the good books you'll read won't be English. :p

That said, other than the Shakespeare, those are about as good as it gets for the "classics."

Shakespeare can and did suck a dick.
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futuresailors wrote:
DarkAxel wrote:basically i'm preparing for college where i'll have to read a lot of classics in english

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: All the good books you'll read won't be English. :p

That said, other than the Shakespeare, those are about as good as it gets for the "classics."

Shakespeare can and did suck a dick.


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DarkAxel wrote:
futuresailors wrote:
DarkAxel wrote:basically i'm preparing for college where i'll have to read a lot of classics in english

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: All the good books you'll read won't be English. :p

That said, other than the Shakespeare, those are about as good as it gets for the "classics."

Shakespeare can and did suck a dick.


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what the fuck my brain is shutting down

I meant English as the nationality. Personally, I find that without extensive background knowledge on the author and era the majority of the English classics are just "look how many four syllable words I can use!" /contempt

On a related note, my books for my Japanese Lit class just came in. :yay: Yaayyyy manga!
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Aaaaaahhhhhh. Ok. I was gonna say, theirs plenty of great writers who wrote in English, but that was including Amurrricans.

Hemingway kicked ass. Check out The Sun Also Rises.

Some people might say they're overrated but The Great Gatsby(by F. Scott Fitzgerald) and Catcher in the Rye(by J.D. Salinger) are both 20th century classics.

The early 20th century was a kick ass period for American novelists. Anything after that is just shit. Tim O'Brien can suck a dick.
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i fucking hated catcher in the rye
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