Not what I expected from my first Faulkner but I did enjoy it. I found the shifting perspectives to be interesting enough, but not sure I connected with it as much as I would have liked. Still think I’ll check out The Sound and the Fury at some point in the future.
Not what I expected from my first Faulkner but I did enjoy it. I found the shifting perspectives to be interesting enough, but not sure I connected with it as much as I would have liked. Still think I’ll check out The Sound and the Fury at some point in the future.
Tried the Graphic Audio for this and it was entertaining enough. I think I’m cooling on this series for a bit, so I’m going to step away from it for now.
Tried the Graphic Audio for this and it was entertaining enough. I think I’m cooling on this series for a bit, so I’m going to step away from it for now.
Did this one almost exclusively via audiobook. Seamus Heaney turns in a wonderful narration of his very own translation here. Thought a lot about how this text serves as an inspiration in Tolkien’s LotR. The people of Beowulf are transported to Middle-Earth and set squarely in Rohan.
Did this one almost exclusively via audiobook. Seamus Heaney turns in a wonderful narration of his very own translation here. Thought a lot about how this text serves as an inspiration in Tolkien’s LotR. The people of Beowulf are transported to Middle-Earth and set squarely in Rohan.
I really do love this style of prose that is completely stripped down, but not yet devoid of beauty. It feels picturesque in a way that is completely accessible and contains a great clarity.
I really do love this style of prose that is completely stripped down, but not yet devoid of beauty. It feels picturesque in a way that is completely accessible and contains a great clarity.
Didn’t love this! First time in the series I felt like the character arcs either took trajectories that weren’t rooted in what had come before or did but landed with a very dissatisfying thud. Couldn’t even really be saved by the patented Sanderlanche.
Didn’t love this! First time in the series I felt like the character arcs either took trajectories that weren’t rooted in what had come before or did but landed with a very dissatisfying thud. Couldn’t even really be saved by the patented Sanderlanche.
An entertaining piece of pulp fiction that lacked enough punch for me to love it, but I did like it. Breezy read for those looking for a flash of eldritch horror.
An entertaining piece of pulp fiction that lacked enough punch for me to love it, but I did like it. Breezy read for those looking for a flash of eldritch horror.
I love this series, which has become one of my all time favorites.
I love this series, which has become one of my all time favorites.
I forgot to update this thread when I finished this last week. I did not write a full review on this, but I did enjoy it and plan to read more of this run later.
I forgot to update this thread when I finished this last week. I did not write a full review on this, but I did enjoy it and plan to read more of this run later.
I’m still coming off the high of reading this book.
I’m still coming off the high of reading this book.