I linked him here 'cause he said he wanted to talk about LTROI. Let's hope he shows up
Also this past week I have thought about LTROI a lot, even re-read some of my old fan-fictons. (which are, I mean, not that bad) I'm still here y'all
Some Irish dude reviewed the book
Some Irish dude reviewed the book
.. And he is funny. Not many can pull off being funny while talking about LTROI.
Also this past week I have thought about LTROI a lot, even re-read some of my old fan-fictons. (which are, I mean, not that bad) I'm still here y'all
Also this past week I have thought about LTROI a lot, even re-read some of my old fan-fictons. (which are, I mean, not that bad) I'm still here y'all
Bulleri bulleri buck, hur många horn står upp
Re: Some Irish dude reviewed the book
You're right, Trige; an excellent review. He quickly gets to the heart of the story, gives credit where credit is due (understanding how hard it is to create a sympathetic character in Håkan) and finally lets us in on the book's secret without giving anything away: It's humanity in the face of so much inhumanity.
(And I absolutely love his accent. )
(And I absolutely love his accent.
)We never stop reading, although every book comes to an end, just as we never stop living, although death is certain. (Roberto Bolaño)
Re: Some Irish dude reviewed the book
Yeah the accent helps!! For sure!
Bulleri bulleri buck, hur många horn står upp
Re: Some Irish dude reviewed the book
Irish accent? Try the 1991 film "The Commitments" about a Dublin soul band. Or just see it for the music. One of my favs.
“For drama to deepen, we must see the loneliness of the monster and the cunning of the innocent.”