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I did like that book but its the only one I've ever read. To be honest I bought it more as a photo prop really too. :shy:
 
annik said:
I did like that book but its the only one I've ever read. To be honest I bought it more as a photo prop really too. :shy:

I have to read something written by that guy hmm. what is it about? would you recommend it?
 
Ledia said:
I have to read something written by that guy hmm. what is it about? would you recommend it?

It's about an upper class woman who has an affair with a game keeper. Though thats simplifying it of course. To be honest it was ruined for me by the fast its to firmly associated with a terrible tv adaptation in my head. That aside its not a bad book. Thought its not something I would have bought normally to read. Oh and my mother was "shocked and appalled" that I had it, probably due to the banning and all the sex and language. :rolleyes:

 
annik said:
Ledia said:
I have to read something written by that guy hmm. what is it about? would you recommend it?

It's about an upper class woman who has an affair with a game keeper. Though thats simplifying it of course. To be honest it was ruined for me by the fast its to firmly associated with a terrible tv adaptation in my head. That aside its not a bad book. Thought its not something I would have bought normally to read. Oh and my mother was "shocked and appalled" that I had it, probably due to the banning and all the sex and language. :rolleyes:
Hmmm is there a lot of talk in it about sex and stuff? That Lawrence guy was vulgar anyway wouldnt be surprised if he wrote twisted things :p

 
I just finished reading The Beautiful Things that Heaven Bears by Dinaw Mengestu for college.
 
Ledia said:
Hmmm is there a lot of talk in it about sex and stuff? That Lawrence guy was vulgar anyway wouldnt be surprised if he wrote twisted things :p

Yeah it's quite high on the sex front and at the time it was considered very graphic. It might not be by today's standards though! I don't have much to compare it to. :shy:

I don't know that much about the guy to be honest!


 
annik said:
Ledia said:
Hmmm is there a lot of talk in it about sex and stuff? That Lawrence guy was vulgar anyway wouldnt be surprised if he wrote twisted things :p

Yeah it's quite high on the sex front and at the time it was considered very graphic. It might not be by today's standards though! I don't have much to compare it to. :shy:

I don't know that much about the guy to be honest!

He insulted Edgar Allan Poe D= that's why I dislike him to the core
 
The Good Citizen said:
Annik is your avatar from a film? Its been puzzling me?

It is yes, it's from the french horror film A l'intérieur.

Ledia said:
He insulted Edgar Allan Poe D= that's why I dislike him to the core

I didn't know that. While I have read Edgar Allan Poe and do like him you kind of have to insult the Manics before I feel like that. :shy: That said it depends on what he said too.

 
annik said:
The Good Citizen said:
Annik is your avatar from a film? Its been puzzling me?

It is yes, it's from the french horror film A l'intérieur.

Its got Béatrice Dalle in it, so I'll watch it :)

Béatrice Dalle in Betty Blue was the ultimate cliche movie poster to have on your wall at uni!

Sorry I'm hijaking this thread, errrr last book I read was Drop City. I'll go away now.
 
The Good Citizen said:
annik said:
The Good Citizen said:
Annik is your avatar from a film? Its been puzzling me?

It is yes, it's from the french horror film A l'intérieur.

Its got Béatrice Dalle in it, so I'll watch it :)

Béatrice Dalle in Betty Blue was the ultimate cliche movie poster to have on your wall at uni!

Sorry I'm hijaking this thread, errrr last book I read was Drop City. I'll go away now.

Just be prepared for very graphic/gory content, especially during the ending. I thought Japanese horrors were disturbing, but then my friends showed me this "New French Extremism" stuff. Totally ****** up. Now you can't say no one warned you, haha.
 
Ah bring it on, I've had my sense dulled over the years!

Think there was only 2 films I have ever switched off actually.

Seed (a horror) because it was tastless.
Idi i smotri (come and see) because it was too upsetting (holocaust).
 
Ledia said:
annik said:
Ledia said:
Hmmm is there a lot of talk in it about sex and stuff? That Lawrence guy was vulgar anyway wouldnt be surprised if he wrote twisted things :p

Yeah it's quite high on the sex front and at the time it was considered very graphic. It might not be by today's standards though! I don't have much to compare it to. :shy:

I don't know that much about the guy to be honest!

He insulted Edgar Allan Poe D= that's why I dislike him to the core

What did D.H. Lawrence say about Poe?


Lawrence was never vulgar or "twisted" in his writings, he portrayed sex and sexuality in a natural and some could argue poetic way.....it was in no way pornographic............the themes of his other works varied but mostly revolved around human relationships........and a good thing to look for in them is the psychology of the characters which he most consciously tried to portray.
 
The Good Citizen said:
Its got Béatrice Dalle in it, so I'll watch it :)

Béatrice Dalle in Betty Blue was the ultimate cliche movie poster to have on your wall at uni!

Sorry I'm hijaking this thread, errrr last book I read was Drop City. I'll go away now.

Hmm Betty Blue was the last book I bought.

I found the film through liking Béatrice Dalle too, she's also in Trouble Every Day.

French horror is pretty much the only horror I know anything about...

 

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