Sáng Tạo Với Màu Nước - Tập 1 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Jack Fish _ack_ish_llustration — As bad an idea for fiction as was The Fountainhead. Characters only vehicles for Huxley's philosophy. Very very flat and boring characters. And very very flat and boring plot. But it's in the canon, so you might want to read it so that you can later condemn it.

Sarah L 10arts_tudios — the best of klosterman's work and the one to start off with.

Renan Baptista renandba5e6 — The general storyline is well-known to most of us, even those who haven't read it, but it was certainly interesting to read the original to see how it all came about. The story opens with an outsider's account of Mr. Hyde, by a Mr. Enfield who witnesses the man's evil nature one night after he assaults a young girl and then refuses to account for his actions to the crowd that gathers. From here, Mr. Enfield's friend, a Mr. Utterson who is the lawyer of Dr. Jekyll, begins to investigate to find out what connection his client has to Mr. Hyde. The end would have been a shocker to Stevenson's audience at the time the book was written, but is quite familiar to modern-day audiences. My complaints with the book lie mainly with structure rather than writing. The final chapter makes up for the slow beginning and middle as it is Dr. Jekyll's personal account of his experiences. What I found most interesting in his account is the idea of the split personality - it was not that he took up a potion and changed into someone completely new, but that both selves were there in the beginning and by the ingestion of certain chemicals, one self came to dominate. Had the rest of the book been written in a manner to convey this throughout, rather than simply at the end, I think I would have found it more effective and interesting to read.