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A demented satire, written in a strange future-slang, about the importance of free will and narrated by one of the most manipulative, unreliable-narrator antiheroes of all time. SOURCES: Anthony Burgess Video: • Anthony Burgess on Seeing A Clockwork Orange Appendix: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Ap

The pornographic voyeurism of Spenser, the Dionysian storm of personality found within Shakespeare's characters, Paglia's hatred of Chaplin and love of...Star Wars? Camille Paglia on George Lucas and Star Wars https://youtu.be/sRLf0iDyPYI?si=SKsyYthCCGeEs44v

Good evening everyone, finishing up a review of Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor - Outstanding. One of the Holy Books of Southern Gothic literature. Meanwhile, enjoy some stuff and have a nice weekend, thanks very much for your continued support! 1. Currently Reading - Trout Fishing in America by Ric

"For the majority of people, though they do not know what to do with this life, long for another that shall have no end." The strange story of a guardian angel who loses his faith and seeks out other fallen angels in order to wage the second war of heaven. Definitely for fans of Milton and Dante. Re

Good evening everyone, how goes? All is fine here, just finished up a review of 'Revolt of the Angels' by Anatole France, will post asap. Wishing you a great weekend, and hope you're reading something spectacular. And as always, if so, please let me know. 1. Book to Read: The Oldest Epic Poem - The

Thrilled to finally get to this one. Many thanks to Giulia for the recommendation of the John Ciardi translation. Dante - The Divine Comedy: Inferno BOOK REVIEW / Ad-Free (YouTube)