read and going to read

[Ghetta Life]

Recent discussion about this novel inspired me to start it last week.  I'm 
enjoying it, but do find it a bit strange at times.  Some chapters are like 
essays, expounding or exploring philosophical points  (but the Moby Dick did 
so also).  I like the very short chapters, each making some precise points, 
then moving off to others.  The book is almost one big argument...  At least 
that's how it seems so far.

Ghetta

>From: the Robot Vegetable <veg at dvandva.org>
>
>_The Man Without Qualities_ Musil.  I wasn't sure what I thought about this 
>throughout vol. I, but now that I'm into the posthumous papers, and wishing 
>there were another 1000 pages, I'm convinced it's a great novel.

_________________________________________________________________
MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. 
http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus