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The new Project contributed by Michael Duffy is finally available on this site. The first instalment is a fictional interview and profile of Vladimir Nabokov, author of the controversial Lolita. This also marks the first time I've announced something new on Facebook, too.
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test received.
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New Review: Time Shelter (the Booker International winner for this year) by Georgi Gospodinov
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Apparently, I have been elevated to the status of "local cultural icon". It's explained in our latest blog post on the About page, if you're interested
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bright-eyes
2 years ago
The Reading Project is definitely one of the best websites on Neocities. You don't often review books in genres that I like, but I love the idea of it. The in-depth reviews that you have on books like the Iliad and the Count of Monte Cristo is what I would love to do with some of my favourite books.
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letslearntogether
2 years ago
Great interview! Congratulations on finding your "Gads Hill Place". What a beautiful vision to see unfold.
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readingproject
2 years ago
@bright-eyes: Thankyou! Unfortunately, the website can only reflect our own tastes or anyone else who contributes. But wow! someone is looking at The Count of Monte Cristo and Iliad pages! Thankyou again
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nohappynonsense
2 years ago
https://nohappynonsense.net/images/bikeybud.jpg this image will haunt me for years to come
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a sexy new feature on the reading proj? on my birthday? don't mind if i do
Happy birthday. May Michael Duffy bring you much joy!
A very interesting read (and such eloquent language!). Nabokov comes through as a thoroughly unlikeable character. There's a funny tension between the inferiority and superiority complexes across classical Russian literature, I've only realised recently.