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Machado de Assis no top5 de Woody Allen!
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The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger (1951)
Really the Blues by Mezz Mezzrow and Bernard Wolfe (1946)
The World of SJ Perelman (2000)
Epitaph of a Small Winner by Machado de Assis (1880)
I just got this in the mail one day. Some stranger in Brazil sent it and wrote, "You'll like this". Because it's a thin book, I read it. If it had been a thick book, I would have discarded it.
I was shocked by how charming and amusing it was. I couldn't believe he lived as long ago as he did. You would've thought he wrote it yesterday. It's so modern and so amusing. It's a very, very original piece of work. It rang a bell in me, in the same way that The Catcher in the Rye did. It was about subject matter that I liked and it was treated with great wit, great originality and no sentimentality.
Elia Kazan: A Biography by Richard Schickel (2005)
http://bit.ly/ihzgNR
Abaixo os outros citados e o comentário completo sobre o Machadão.
The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger (1951)
Really the Blues by Mezz Mezzrow and Bernard Wolfe (1946)
The World of SJ Perelman (2000)
Epitaph of a Small Winner by Machado de Assis (1880)
I just got this in the mail one day. Some stranger in Brazil sent it and wrote, "You'll like this". Because it's a thin book, I read it. If it had been a thick book, I would have discarded it.
I was shocked by how charming and amusing it was. I couldn't believe he lived as long ago as he did. You would've thought he wrote it yesterday. It's so modern and so amusing. It's a very, very original piece of work. It rang a bell in me, in the same way that The Catcher in the Rye did. It was about subject matter that I liked and it was treated with great wit, great originality and no sentimentality.
Elia Kazan: A Biography by Richard Schickel (2005)