Political satire is my read. Solzhenitsyn (my fav), Orwell, Huxley, Vonnegut, Irving, and Wolfe. For some unexplained reason, in a stile so different than the above, I also enjoy Victoriana: Dickens, Elliot, Trollope, Collins, and of course the Brontë” sisters.
Personality
I now find myself streaming most of the time. Although the SQ is really good, I realize there’s something missing. When I pull out a record or CD, each one seems to have a uniqueness or personality of its own which reflects when I first bought it or played it. Also each one seems to have a sound signature which I associate with it, making it more personal. I don’t get that with streaming
Does anyone else feel this way?
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It is because more than any others they can describe human feelings complexities and nuances...If i could pick only one Dickens is so amazing...Even the great and deep Balzac lack his humor.... I like your choices...
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You have a point with me .I never finished the "idiot"... I was too immature to get it ... I must read it again before dying...
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