In the Mission District
Reading William Faulkner -- Novels 1930-1935. His girlfriend just finished reading it and he's taking a break from Guns, Germs and Steel, by Jared Diamond. Favorite book -- doesn't have one, but if he had to say, it'd be Ulysses, by James Joyce. This is the second time I've gotten this response, of Ulysses as a favorite book if you had to say (see last Sunday's post). I told him what the other reader had said, that he'd read it aloud, and he said that yes, that makes sense for Joyce. In fact, he has a cassette tape of Joyce reading Finnegans Wake.
December 5, Friday morning -- Reading William Faulkner
Posted by Sonya Worthy at Friday, December 05, 2008
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For the most part, all writing which makes use of the language and is simply not just an informative piece will sound better aloud when read by a good speaker. This is especially true for poetry.
what books are best read out loud.....
any Dr. Seuss book of course! :)
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