The three day express-reading despite/thanks? its tortuosity it made me smile.Nemesis - Phillip Roth
Nemesis - Phillip Roth
I read the book in three days but I felt I´ve been reading it (and it´s posible variations) since a long time, weird ... The three day express-reading despite/thanks? its tortuosity it made me smile.
The three day express-reading despite/thanks? its tortuosity it made me smile.
Re: Nemesis - Phillip Roth
i still haventfinished portnoys complaint.... 
me I feel like I'm becoming some kinda Kung fu t.v. Priest.....
Re: Nemesis - Phillip Roth
portnoys complaint... no idea of that one, Wireman, but I have to say the complaint- thing is itself at least both a very present & challenging subject ...
My uncle from father´s side had polio at three years old and he was at the hospital for one month recently (he surprisingly scape from that place five days ago and alive after a color cáncer operation
). The fact activated a lot of time to talk with him (also about long ago internations & polio times & nowadays challenges). It also activated some kind of ancient family memory (& conflicts & fears & feelings & questions & learnings , of course). From nowhere (I mean, some internet search) the Némesis book clashed from the universal library into my hands, to read it at that moment was an interesting, familiar & also odd experience, and yeah, it made me smile ... literature has that power!
My uncle from father´s side had polio at three years old and he was at the hospital for one month recently (he surprisingly scape from that place five days ago and alive after a color cáncer operation
). The fact activated a lot of time to talk with him (also about long ago internations & polio times & nowadays challenges). It also activated some kind of ancient family memory (& conflicts & fears & feelings & questions & learnings , of course). From nowhere (I mean, some internet search) the Némesis book clashed from the universal library into my hands, to read it at that moment was an interesting, familiar & also odd experience, and yeah, it made me smile ... literature has that power!