STYLEFORUM MEETUP - Styleforum and Epaulet at Alfargo's Market NYC (9/27 and 9/28)
This Friday and Saturday night, please join Styleforum and Epaulet at the esteemed Alfargo's Marketplace. It will take place at the Neue House on 25th Street and Park Ave. Everyone is welcome. Check out our Alpaca Project and have beverage on us.
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Have you read The River Why by David James Duncan? A wonderful novel that influenced my decision to go to school in the PNW.
Completed a few weeks ago. Interesting book though some characters could be grating.
Started this a few nights ago. Very engrossing so far. Plus a lot of reminders of my growing up in a somewhat similar environment in Nigeria during the 90's.
I tend to agree. Carpenter’s « In the mouth of madness » (1995) wasn’t an official adaptation of a HPL book, but captured the essence of his themes.I'm not sure that's a great idea, I feel some things live better in the imagination than being presented in visual media (and may be the reason for it not being attempted before - apart from a small 2005 production that did it in the style of a black & white silent movie - which worked well enough, but obviously didn't have large mass market appeal. This link may work for that one).
About a hundred pages in. Plenty to laugh at including his Michelin restaurant wine review.
Houllebecq is a unique writer.Re Annihilation definitely not what I was expecting.
I’ve read all his novels except Serotonin in translation. When Atomised arrived I was working in academic and he was being touted as the new Camus. However this demonstrates an existential callousness and brutality about the human condition that is far removed from previous work.Houllebecq is a unique writer.
Yes, he is vicious. I've only read Platform, The Elementary Particles (that's Atomised, right?) and the futuristic one but the name escapes me.I’ve read all his novels except Serotonin in translation. When Atomised arrived I was working in academic and he was being touted as the new Camus. However this demonstrates an existential callousness and brutality about the human condition that is far removed from previous work.
Interesting Atomised was published under that title in the US. He does court controversy for a living I think. Submission about the Islamic takeover of France?Yes, he is vicious. I've only read Platform, The Elementary Particles (that's Atomised, right?) and the futuristic one but the name escapes me.