Hay Là Mình Sống Chung - Tập 2 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Zihao Chen mayasoul00b0dd — I haven't read the other two books (The Singapore Grip and The Siege of Krishnapur) in Farrell's trilogy, but I've been meaning to for years. This book is magnificent in its evocation of Decline. On the deepest level, it's about the decline of the British Empire; every aspect of the novel reflects that theme, from the protagonist's anomie to the setting -- a once-grand, now derelict hotel "boiling with cats." I love love love that phrase, and it's definitely representative of Farrell's delicious, precise language. People say this one is the best of the trilogy; I guess I'll have to let you know.

Arianna Calvieri ariannacalvieri — Being a huge fan, I've always had a hard time perceiving what the general public thinks of Tom Petty, but I get the impression people see him as some sort of Bob Dylan-imitating, pot-smoking, long hair-sporting, no nukes-advocating folk rocker. Other than the hair and the advocacy, I've always found this impression pretty far off -- and in this book of straight Q & A, Petty's Type A personality shines right through. Readers interested in the musical process will enjoy scrupulous detail about the instruments and recording techniques used; for those who enjoy the more personal side of the songwriting process, Petty's description of the Traveling Wilburys' collaboration will wow. A confidentiality clause in Petty's divorce agreement with Jane Benyo, his wife of 22 years, keeps the musician from getting into a fair share of the personal, but this book -- a songwriter speaking about the music he has loved (he's almost encyclopedic) and the music he's created (he's always humble) -- is a refreshing rock bio read.

Harrison Grieve harrisongr7e84 — In-clasificable, in-resumible, inexplicable ... una obra enorme, que toca una infinidad de temas, que juega con la historia, el tiempo y la realidad. Sólo puedo decir que a mi me gusta mucho, pero no es para cualquiera. Hay partes muy densas y no muy divertidas, y la obra es muy extensa. Fans de la criptografía y/o las novelas de especulación histórica, o de la ciencia ficción en general, deberían echarle un ojo. Para mí es una joya.