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The greatness of Dostojevskij is by now indisputable not only for the literary quality of the works but also for the ability that the artist shows to know how to go over his ideas and to integrally marry "psychology" of his own characters.
This means that Fiodor becomes never moralist, it doesn't look for, over the action and the thought of his heroes, a because, so much less of it ago metaphors.
And' this that countersigns "The Gambler", big novel and portrait not so much of an epoch but of a way of thinking the life, from the novels coevi of other European writers (and I think about Manzoni).
The Russian doesn't take to show it nothing and we can finally give "our" glance in the heart of the characters without the intrusion of the author.
Light this novel means therefore to live close to the "croupier" of the Country house, to ...
Advantages: Epic tale of ones man's journey back to civilisation Disadvantages: Some distasteful scenes
This was the first of Mick Farren's books I read and for me it stands out in terms of storyline, characters and locations. Certainly there are similarities, the main one being the theme of 'one man against the odds' which re-occurs as the moving force in several books.
So to it. The book is set in some indeterminate future, with the usual array of technological advances (gadgets,robots etc) mixed with post-apocalyptic decay. Phaid is a professional gambler, down on his luck, somehow found himself at the backend of nowhere playing what may be his last hand of cards. After an altercation with his fellow card-sharps there is a standoff, with Phaid holding a remote in his hand and his adversary aware of a prickling feeling on his neck.
"Stinger?"
"All I had"
Safe to say it's time to move on and it's the start of Phaid's long journey ...
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