The Sun Also Rises
Gelesen von KevinS
Ernest Hemingway
(4,113 Sterne; 71 Bewertungen)
The Sun Also Rises (1926) was Hemingway's first novel to be published, though there is his novella The Torrents of Spring which was published earlier in the same year. The novel describes, expressed through the voice of Jake Barnes, a short period of social life that ranges from Paris to locations in Spain. One might say that the action occurs in Pamplona, Spain with the annual festival of San Fermin and its running of bulls and subsequent days of bullfights, but one can easily argue that the real interest of the novel is in its portrayal of the group to which Barnes is a part and how he details their anxieties, frailties, hopes, and frustrations. (Summary by KevinS) (6 hr 43 min)
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Bewertungen
Fine reading but boring book
Rimboude
(3 Sterne)
The reading was fine, though I very rarely understood the pronunciation of the French names (despite being a French speaker!). It didn't bother me at first, but there are many french words throughout the story and it was rather puzzling
booze booze booze!
Pat
(5 Sterne)
I think I developed cirrhosis while listening to this, boy could they drink. Very well read thank you.
Plot?
Andy Bird
(3 Sterne)
Good prose but not much of a story. Idk if hemming way is cut out to be a writer
Deb R
(5 Sterne)
Good smooth ride through the book.
David Keeler
(1 Sterne)
How, in the name of all that is holy, does this tripe qualify as, not only good writing, but as some of Hemingway’s best? It has to have had something to do with him blowing his brains out and the ensuing, misplaced sympathy.