A 2014 film, The Sound and the Fury (2014) was directed by James Franco, and starred Franco as Benjy Compson, Jacob Loeb as Quentin Compson, Joey King as Miss Quentin, Tim Blake Nelson as Mr. Compson, Loretta Devine as Dilsey, Ahna O'Reilly as Caddy Compson, Scott Haze as Jason Compson, Kylen Davis as Luster, Seth Rogen as a Telegraph Operator, Danny McBride as a Sheriff and Logan Marshall-Green as Dalton Ames.
I haven't read any Faulkner, might look into some of it.
i didn't get very far into the sound and the fury, but i'd like to try it again
i've only read one other of which i can't remember the name, and as i lay dying
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
So far I've had three different authors "like" my reviews of their work on Goodreads and all three were "you should write better" reviews, more or less. Feels bad, man.
bune wrote:So far I've had three different authors "like" my reviews of their work on Goodreads and all three were "you should write better" reviews, more or less. Feels bad, man.
I don't really write reviews on Goodreads. Maybe I should. But I feel weird about it.
bune wrote:So far I've had three different authors "like" my reviews of their work on Goodreads and all three were "you should write better" reviews, more or less. Feels bad, man.
I don't really write reviews on Goodreads. Maybe I should. But I feel weird about it.
I stopped writing reviews a few years ago, but every once in a while someone will "like" one out of nowhere (they also come up when I Google my name). Like last week someone liked a review of Evelio Rosero's The Armies that I wrote in October 2009.
bune wrote:So far I've had three different authors "like" my reviews of their work on Goodreads and all three were "you should write better" reviews, more or less. Feels bad, man.
I don't really write reviews on Goodreads. Maybe I should. But I feel weird about it.
I only write a review when it's something in the book that I felt strongly about. I wrote (a short) one for "Tiger Rising" because that story hit a nerve somehow and I felt it as more than just words on a page. This one is because while the story was engaging and the premise very interesting, the author managed to make me not want to just scan around for the end of conversations because they got so cyclical in their nature.
bune wrote:So far I've had three different authors "like" my reviews of their work on Goodreads and all three were "you should write better" reviews, more or less. Feels bad, man.
I don't really write reviews on Goodreads. Maybe I should. But I feel weird about it.
I stopped writing reviews a few years ago, but every once in a while someone will "like" one out of nowhere (they also come up when I Google my name). Like last week someone liked a review of Evelio Rosero's The Armies that I wrote in October 2009.
Is your book an e-book only? Or is there a physical version, too?
bune wrote:So far I've had three different authors "like" my reviews of their work on Goodreads and all three were "you should write better" reviews, more or less. Feels bad, man.
I don't really write reviews on Goodreads. Maybe I should. But I feel weird about it.
I stopped writing reviews a few years ago, but every once in a while someone will "like" one out of nowhere (they also come up when I Google my name). Like last week someone liked a review of Evelio Rosero's The Armies that I wrote in October 2009.
Is your book an e-book only? Or is there a physical version, too?
You can order the print-on-demand version from Amazon.
