Lolita.

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1901664]

I bought this book about 2 years ago, read 20 pages, hated it, stopped reading. I picked it up again this week since I have NOTHING I want to read, and I'm enjoying it a lot. The strength of the prose and humour (I hope it's meant to be funny), is where the novel shines. I'm only about 100 pages through, but I'm enjoying it.

Little Haze and Big Haze...lol. What is this guy's problem?

[Anonymous No.1901668]

>>1901664
thanks for telling us sunhawk how was your day? what are the next books you are going to read? do you have an image updated to include this aswell as a book you have read this year ready yet for the thread you are going to make?

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1901672]

>>1901668

How do you know who am I? This is my first time on this board.

Hopefully that'll confuse him.

[REI !Ry9.23Wow. No.1901674]

>LAME THREAD.
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>Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6

OH, I SEE.

[Anonymous No.1901679]

>>1901668
Asskisser.

anyways...
I actually had an interesting debate with someone on this board recently about that book. I was looking at it like the author was trying to portray a sort of moral grayness, and he was saying that Humbert was intended as a very subtle monster. He argued so eloquently that I ended up agreeing with him, mostly

What are your feelings so far, OP? What do you think the book is trying to say?

[Anonymous No.1901680]

>>1901672
so have you made any plans to make that blogspot yet or anything or are you just gonna keep it all on /lit/?

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1901686]

>>1901679

I have no idea what the author is trying to say yet. I'm just enjoying the book.

[Anonymous No.1901699]

HYPOTHETICAL:

Nabokov releases Lolita, and nothing is different except Humbert is never arrested. Is it still a classic, or does it go too far?