Liebeswahn

Liebeswahn

Mas todos se arrogam de não terem sido os primeiros. I found this to be an interesting, layered, and compelling read. To sum up: very good, full of interesting themes and meanings, but simply not long or detailed enough for me. Bordering on thrilling, but for the more intricate language and thought processes involved throughout… not easy or fast enough to be a thriller. He's at his best in this format, and that definitely shows in Enduring Love. It might make her ealize what a pain in the butt she was. This comes back to the whole idea of stalking, something that is non-physical, but creates much anguish, mentally.

Misslungener NDR

Joe doesn't know what's going on but we do: Jed has developed an obsession with Joe. Não sei, nem nunca descobri, quem foi o primeiro a soltar-se. And, let down I felt. I could not stop reading this book. It starts with one moment, one look.

Lucas Gregorowicz

During the telling of the story, there are brief but regular forays into scientific and philosophical subjects which are of interest to the main character. Joe and his wife Clarissa are having a picnic when they spot a falling baloon. Joe Rose, a scientific journalist, is about to enjoy a reunion picnic with his girlfriend Clarissa when he witnesses an accident involving a hot-air balloon; he and a small group of strangers rush to help, but the incident results in a man's death. With On Chesil Beach you slapped me across the face; with Enduring Love you delivered a round-house kick straight to the nuts. Atonement barely has that conceited, I-know-everything-even-the-biological-processes-which-govern-the-universe-entire narrative voice… which is why it's his Sole Masterpiece. McEwen and was very satisfied with this book. Even his prose itself is a masterful and methodical exercise in defamiliarization.

Liebeswahn

I cannot Ugh, I hate giving such a low rating to a book by McEwan because he writes such beautiful prose, but the plot was such a letdown I also cannot justify giving it a higher one. That's funny as in weird funny. Os conflitos interiores determinam os nossos comportamentos e são factores de racionalidade, não como um instinto, mas mais como uma conquista, como uma obsessão. Is it love at first sight? Another brilliantly-written work that springs from a single defining event. Unknown to Rose, something passes between them - something that gives birth in Parry to an obsession so powerful that it will test to the limits Rose's beloved scientific rationalism, threaten the love of his wife Clarissa and drive him to the brink of murder and madness. Of these seven books, I have enjoyed four -The Cement Garden, The Co Before I read and amused myself by being overly critical about Saturday by Ian McEwan, I'd also read The Cement Garden, Atonement, The Comfort of Strangers, The Child in Time and On Chesil Beach. None of the characters are particularly loveable or sympathetic to each other, or each others point of view.

Lucas Gregorowicz

We know that Parry is obsessed with Joe, there had been enough creepy stalker moments, but still they kept happening despite adding little to the story, and it was the same case with the disintegration of Joe's relationship with Clarissa. In itself, the accident would change the survivors' lives, filling them with an uneasy combination of shame, happiness, and endless self-reproach. But he completely misses the emotional realities of the situation. Some of his description on emotions, like the one above, feels like he is describing me much better than I ever could. His texts are very direct and provoking, e. Atonement straddles both categories, and Nutshell hilarious and The Cement Garden first novel occupy their own categories.

Misslungener NDR

This was a re-read for me, spurred by seeing a very cheap copy of the audiobook. Joe Rose has planned a postcard-perfect afternoon in the English countryside to celebrate his lover's return after six weeks in the States. It is indeed provocative, and I also think it's at the heart of what the book is about. Não estou preparado para aceitar que tenha sido eu. I always enjoy his sophisticated prose though I think Saturday is better in that respect , and this book in particular was a real page-turner, in a restrained and fairly non-trashy way, with elements of real horror. That's funny as in weird funny. Trautzschke and his team find out that the stalker must be one of Leni's colleagues, but they are running out of time when the stalker plans to murder Trautzschke.

Liebeswahn [Täuschung Verblendung] translation English

Pretentious, pseudo intelectual, filled with superfluous science that's supposed to look smart but is only tedious. Even the light was brownish, at one with the smells of damp, coal dust, and soap. Each sentence is so skilfully constructed, with absolutely no wasted exposition or descriptions. I read a lot of books by this author. I hate to imply that the ending was too happy just because it wasn't completely hopelessly tragic; it was more that it seemed plucked from thin air. There's no point to this story altogether.

Liebeswahn

Freelance science journalist Joe Rose — on a picnic with his partner, Keats scholar Clarissa, at the time — was one of those who rushed to help, as was Jed Parry, a young Christian z Interesting to consider this as a precursor to Saturday: both have a scientist as the protagonist and get progressively darker through a slightly contrived stalker plot. The story was told by the main character and I could not stop reading it. This is the uniquely articulated story of what unfolds after a tragic hot-air balloon accident, during which a man is killed. It can occur in males too, as it does in this story, especially in men who have social disabilities; are disconnected loners with n This is a mid-career novel by McEwan, 1997. Ian McEwan's novels tend to revolve around a single event, a single moment, or day.

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