Thoughts on TMoP

[Lawrence Bryan]

Thanks to all who posted, especially Mark, Richard, and Bekah for  
giving me a lot of insights into this book which was, for me, the most  
difficult of the Coetzee novels.

Now back to our regularly scheduled novelist.

Lawrence

On Nov 29, 2008, at 11:07 AM, Bekah wrote:

> Thanks Lawrence.   This is such a complex novel,  so beautifully  
> written - perhaps Coetzee's masterpiece - although that honor is  
> usually given to Disgrace.   I'm more taken by this one although I'm  
> not sure it can be really understood in light of the interplay  
> between Coetzee's imagination, his life and Dostoevsky's life and  
> imagination.   There's just so much going on.
>
> Anyway, I finished TMoP weeks ago and never got back to really  
> search around in it - too much else on my plate.   It was a second  
> reading and I so enjoy rereading a good book.   Thanks to everyone  
> who participated.
>
> Bekah
>
>
> On Nov 29, 2008, at 8:46 AM, Lawrence Bryan wrote:
>
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>> This is the way TMoP ends.
>> This is the way TMoP ends.
>> This is the way TMoP ends.
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>> etc.
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>> Lawrence
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