8, 47, 49, 81. Why is "Hamlet" not under "Complete works of"?
Given how much I enjoyed 8, I should locate and read 58. 47 is easily the worst book I've ever been forced to read. 49 is ace, and if you'd rather absorb it via the medium of film, you want the old black-and-white one if memory serves.
The weird thing about reading 81 is that you realise that the Muppet film adaptation is actually closer to the novel, at least in terms of dialogue, than quite a few "serious" adaptations.
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Not worth copying a hundred to highlight four.
Date: 2008-07-07 12:25 am (UTC)Given how much I enjoyed 8, I should locate and read 58. 47 is easily the worst book I've ever been forced to read. 49 is ace, and if you'd rather absorb it via the medium of film, you want the old black-and-white one if memory serves.
The weird thing about reading 81 is that you realise that the Muppet film adaptation is actually closer to the novel, at least in terms of dialogue, than quite a few "serious" adaptations.