I made a mistake on one of my posts which I will address in this post
In that other post which I feel not like finding I said that the audiobook for The Recognitions is half the length of Les Miserables, well not quite, at the time of saying that I was a little ways into it and if it would have begun there yes, it would be about half the length, but as i'm playing it from the beginning just now, well actually in the 2nd chapter even there's a good 45 hours to go, as opposed to the 61 hours for Hugo.
Ahem, now let me just use this space here as an opportunity to type jibber jabber while I listen to it,it's such a sophisticated smarty pants novel, it's of the best kind with a irreverent spirit that could perhaps be seen as coming out of and complimenting a Nietzsche or Cioran, even the parodic Kierkegaard, and also Plato even who had a sense of humor it is true,and Diogenes if we are going there, the shocking Socrates gone mad, is how he was described, we'll be hearing some anecdotal stuff on Diogenes in at least a few dozen times over the course of 7 Cioran books.
If I feel like adding more jibber jabber i'll add it to this post and perhaps each day there'll be a JJ kind of post like this under a relaxed entitle-ature basis or more unified as
Keys of November 10, 11 and so on. Putting the word Keys in front is a in-the-know reference to Jibber-Jabber-hood. And I swear just now in The Recognitions the word jibbering was made!! All of this therefore is situated upon a plain where things like that matter, and not in the same realm as we for example go get our food and stuff like that, raising a family, no this is like a towering building in your mind where all sorts of things get done, beneath the surface of our pallid honey crueller faces.
Ahem, now let me just use this space here as an opportunity to type jibber jabber while I listen to it,it's such a sophisticated smarty pants novel, it's of the best kind with a irreverent spirit that could perhaps be seen as coming out of and complimenting a Nietzsche or Cioran, even the parodic Kierkegaard, and also Plato even who had a sense of humor it is true,and Diogenes if we are going there, the shocking Socrates gone mad, is how he was described, we'll be hearing some anecdotal stuff on Diogenes in at least a few dozen times over the course of 7 Cioran books.
If I feel like adding more jibber jabber i'll add it to this post and perhaps each day there'll be a JJ kind of post like this under a relaxed entitle-ature basis or more unified as
Keys of November 10, 11 and so on. Putting the word Keys in front is a in-the-know reference to Jibber-Jabber-hood. And I swear just now in The Recognitions the word jibbering was made!! All of this therefore is situated upon a plain where things like that matter, and not in the same realm as we for example go get our food and stuff like that, raising a family, no this is like a towering building in your mind where all sorts of things get done, beneath the surface of our pallid honey crueller faces.
46-50, M