Nothin' Much (Part 2)
Well, now that I have gotten back to my groove with my earlier post (the earlier post was a deliberate attempt to free my thoughts), guess I will get back to business straight away.
Me read a book called "The Remains of the Day". Oh, I almost forgot to tell you guys. Finally got hold of the Ali Smith latest (yeah, u guessed it right: "The Accidental"). Am wholly into it kinda thing and I must say she does write differently. Can't say Good or bad at this stage, but should definitely present an interesting reading.
Sorry guys for wandering away, but you know how it gets with books and stuff. Anyways, this book I read "The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro, a Jap dude from Great Britain. Ummm..so what about it. Well, Iam thinking along the same lines too. Ok, what I intended to say was if any of you guys are interested in reading about offbeat topics (Oh, what does offbeat include?). Well, if any of you guys are interested in the appreciation of the language rather than the plot, I recommend them this one. Fast moving esp. in terms of the language and the idiosyncratic words typical of Ishiguro (those typical british stuff. Dont ask me what they are: Read it to find out.)
Will come back with more later, maybe after finishing with "The Accidental". Iam sure that will present a wonderful opportunity for analysis.
Me read a book called "The Remains of the Day". Oh, I almost forgot to tell you guys. Finally got hold of the Ali Smith latest (yeah, u guessed it right: "The Accidental"). Am wholly into it kinda thing and I must say she does write differently. Can't say Good or bad at this stage, but should definitely present an interesting reading.
Sorry guys for wandering away, but you know how it gets with books and stuff. Anyways, this book I read "The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro, a Jap dude from Great Britain. Ummm..so what about it. Well, Iam thinking along the same lines too. Ok, what I intended to say was if any of you guys are interested in reading about offbeat topics (Oh, what does offbeat include?). Well, if any of you guys are interested in the appreciation of the language rather than the plot, I recommend them this one. Fast moving esp. in terms of the language and the idiosyncratic words typical of Ishiguro (those typical british stuff. Dont ask me what they are: Read it to find out.)
Will come back with more later, maybe after finishing with "The Accidental". Iam sure that will present a wonderful opportunity for analysis.
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