The laughably sad tale of a pathetic man
‘Laughter in the Dark’ novel review By Ethan Gibson, Contributor Vladimir Nabokov, author of the scandalous Lolita, created (and translated…
‘Laughter in the Dark’ novel review By Ethan Gibson, Contributor Vladimir Nabokov, author of the scandalous Lolita, created (and translated…
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Perfume is remarkable for the wicked delight it takes in describing in rich detail the smells of 18th-century France.
This is, above all, a novel not just of lost love, but of love unrealized and unexplored.
The bold hypothesis of the novel is that if the present power-disparity between men and women was reversed, society would fail to progress.
It’s essentially a modern-day retelling of Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Hamlet, but with an intriguing twist: The novel is narrated by a fetus.