NP:Greatest Dead Novelist

the Robot Vegetable veg at dvandva.org
Fri Sep 15 11:55:41 CDT 2006


I've read it "through."   Reading the newest edition I then read
some of the variations, but that got to be a bit much.  I didn't
read all teh variations. I thought the book great when I read it, 
but I don't have that sense now.

Hermann Broch rocks. _The Death of Virgil_ is stunning. A lot of
work, but it rewards the effort.  _The Sleepwalkers_ is a trilogy
of short novels publihsed as one, in which Broch attempts to
understand how the culture of the late 18th century could have
resulted in such a catclysmic war in the early 19th.   


On Fri, 15 Sep 2006, Otto wrote:

> I'Ve never met somebody who had read it through.
>
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> 
> 2006/9/15, kelber at mindspring.com <kelber at mindspring.com>:

> > Thanks for this.  The Man Without Qualities sounds really interesting (though at 1700 pages, not sure I'll have time to finish it before ATD comes out).



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