So I've finished reading
Fahrenheit 451, the last of three famous dystopian books written between the 40s and the 60s that I needed to read. I did enjoy it very much, it made some very good points, and, like
1984 and
Brave New World it managed to bother me to an amazing amount. I can't help but feeling it could have been a little bit longer, though.
After I was done with it, I decided to change the title and the name of the other links on my LJ. I was getting tired of the old layout
and I'm also trying to find anything that allows me to procrastinate today.
*sulks* God, I really need to start studying.
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Tem um livro policial dele, chamado "A Morte é uma Transação Solitária". É maravilhoso.
Sem falar nas Crônicas Marcianas.
Genial!
O livro de Fahrenheit deixa o filme no chinelo.Truffaut que me desculpe.
Eu nunca vi o filme, mas fiquei curiosa agora. Eu sabia que alguém famoso tinha dirigido, mas não sabia que era o Truffaut o.o'