[ SECRET POST #2342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2342 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Just because it's called a classic doesn't mean it's any good. I prefer Jane Austen's books to any of the Bronte sisters' books.

[(Anonymous)]

SA. Damn it - wrong thread!

[(Anonymous)]

dw i went to read this thread because i only read the threads of specific secrets, and i read the thread this was intended for instead of this one and was very confused. good to see someone else made the exact opposite mistake!

[lyndis]

I love Jane Austen. :)

Literature is a matter of taste always, and not everyone will find a "classic" book enjoyable to read.

For example, On the Road (Jack Keroauc) gets so much exclamation over it to this day, but I thought it was a shitty book cover to cover. I could appreciate some of the morals that CAN be drawn from the book, but I honestly don't feel like the author put them in there on purpose, or was trying to teach anything to anyone by writing the book. Mostly it just seemed like a story about a doormat following his shitty womanizing asshole friend around taking notes. If it had been written like a nature documentary I might have liked it better.

[dreemyweird]

Mostly it just seemed like a story about a doormat following his shitty [...] asshole friend around taking notes

Sherlock Holmes ahoy!

[lunabee34]

I love your description of Kerouac. :) Made me giggle.

I feel pretty much the same way about most of the Beats; it's only when you widen out the circle to, say, Denise Levertov or Gregory Corso (who is fantastic), that I get interested in their writing. Mostly, they just seem super douchey to me (especially Kerouac and Burroughs ugh) which usually isn't a problem for me. I can usually separate my reaction to a work of fiction or art or whatever from my reaction to its creator but not so for the Beats for some reason.

[cakemage]

Oh, thank heavens, someone who hates On the Road as much as I do. I even have "hating Jack Kerouac" as an lj/dw interest (along with a few others) because that book pissed me off so much.

[(Anonymous)]

I couldn't even finish On The Road because it was just so incredibly bad. Glad I'm not the only one who thinks so.

[writerserenyty]

Love me some Austen <3 Went to the Jane Austen Center in Bath last year and I freaked out.

Though I'm boring and like Pride and Prejudice the best (though Northanger Abbey is my love).

[(Anonymous)]

Same here.