Književnost u stranim medijima

[Direkt]

Nije loš savjet, samo je malo smiješno da dolazi od čovjeka koji je prodao prava na film ili TV seriju valjda za svaku knjigu koju je napisao.

I još se aktivno bavi serijom, evo redovno savetuje režisere "Under the dome" šta i kako da pišu, kad je već knjigu zaebao pa barem serija da ne strada toliko Napravio je i cameo appearance u prvoj epizodi druge sezone.

 

[robert v.]

Ako želite da vaša poezija ili proza budu prožete emocijama, nije potrebno da vaše misli imaju dubinu, a emocije snagu. Dovoljno je da imate odgovarajuću svesku.

http://www.fastcocreate.com/3033159...our-emotion-onto-the-page?utm_source=facebook

notebook that makes your cry when you write in it.

 

[Nora Barnacle]

Markes i Kurosava na razne teme

 

[robert v.]

Čak Palanjuk piše novi roman, "Borilački klub 2", pa ko voli...

http://sploid.gizmodo.com/fight-clu...source=gizmodo_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow

that part about Tyler being around for centuries can be awesome or absolutely ridiculous. Whatever it is, I know I will read it.

I will not

 

[robert v.]

Pisci i njihova zanimanja. Da li znate da je Kurt Vonegat bio prvi diler "Saab" automobila u Americi? Povodom toga, imao je i zanimljivo objašnjenje u vezi s Nobelovom nagradom:

I now believe my failure as a dealer so long ago explains what would otherwise remain a deep mystery: Why the Swedes have never given me a Nobel Prize for Literature.

http://writerscircle.com/2013/09/odd-jobs-of-famous-authors.html

 

[robert v.]

Da li je rep poezija? Da li je kroz rep poezija ponovo u modi u Americi. Za i protiv sukoba klaične i rep poezije:

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...r-loved-poetry-more-but-they-call-it-rap.html

Poetry is no longer something we curl up to with a cup of tea. Instead, we take it in through earbuds. And America has never loved it more.

 

[quentin]

O posljednjoj Murakamijevoj knjizi (Bezbojni Cukuru Tazaki i njegove godine hodočašća):

Is the novel’s hero an adrift, feckless man in his mid-30s? (Yep.) Does he have a shrewd girl Friday who doubles as his romantic interest? (Of course; conveniently, she is a travel agent, adept at booking sudden international trips.) Does the story begin with the inexplicable disappearance of a person close to the narrator? (Not one person—four, and they vanish simultaneously.) Is there a metaphysical journey to an alternate plane of reality? (Sort of: the alternate reality is Finland.) Are there gratuitous references to Western novels, films, and popular culture? (Let’s see, Barry Manilow, Arthur Conan Doyle, the Pet Shop Boys, Aldous Huxley, Elvis Presley … affirmative.) Which eastern-European composer provides the soundtrack, and will enjoy skyrocketing CD sales in the months ahead—Bartók, Prokofiev, Smetana? (Liszt.) Are there ominous omens, signifying nothing; dreams that resist interpretation; cryptic mysteries that will never be resolved? (Check, check, and check.) Will this be the novel that finally delivers Murakami the Nobel Prize? (Doubtful, though Ladbrokes currently considers him the odds-on favorite, at 6 to 1.)

The mesmeric pull of Murakami’s fiction lies in this tension between the narrator’s perfectly ordinary existence and this shadow world, which might reside in our subconscious or even in an alternate universe, where we are free to enact our darkest, most violent, most perverse fantasies.

Murakami writes genre fiction—formulaic, conventional, with an emphasis on plot. But it is a genre that he has invented himself, drawing elements from fantasy, noir, horror, sci-fi, and the genre we call “literary fiction.”

Sve ovo iz: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/09/the-mystery-of-murakami/375064/?single_page=true

 

[PetarSamotnjak]

Subotnji kulturni dodatak "Monda" ima najbolji pregled kretanja u francuskoj i svetskoj književnosti.

 

[robert v.]

Ko traži inspiraciju za velika dela, može ju potražiti na istom mestu gde i Ernest Hemingvej, u teškoj, masnoj, veoma začinjenoj hrani i teškom crnom vinu.

http://www.newstatesman.com/2014/08/fatty-patty-hemingway-king-hamburgers

His fourth wife, Mary, divulged the juicy details to the Woman’s Day Encyclopaedia of Cookery, explaining that she cooked up these particular burgers “to fortify us for tramping through sagebrush after pheasant, partridge, or ducks, or, after such hikes, to console us for not having shot our limits”.

Prijatno

 

[PetarSamotnjak]

Lista betselera u "The New York Times " obuhvata i beletristiku, ali i sve druge vrste knjiga.

 

[lanavi]

Tolstoj objedinjuje svet

 

[robert v.]

Izgleda da je izbor Patrika Modiana iznenađenje za sve, uključujući i njega samog. Kratak tekst iz Gvardijana o njegovom delu.

http://www.theguardian.com/books/20...ciation-nobel-prize-literature-2014?CMP=fb_gu

In Modiano's books, which are often set during the Occupation, the atmospherics of nostalgia act as a servant to much deeper themes of survival and alienation.

He captures an amoral, often louche, and always ambiguous, world – a world of uncertain identities and hidden agendas. Modiano exploits all forms of genre, stealing from the spy novel and detective fiction – film noir too. But what seems to interest him most is the gaps in people's lives – the bits that have been removed or repressed, the bits that can't be accounted for.

Hura za krimi pisca, dobitnika Nobelove nagrade za književnost

 

[Shade]

The Wall Street Journal o dobitniku Nobelove nagrade

Obrazloženje Petera Englunda