El filo de la navaja (The Razor's Edge)
Format: paperback
ISBN:
9788483063088 (8483063085)
Publish date: September 5th 2000
Publisher: Debate, Editorial
Edition language: Spanish
Category:
Classics,
Novels,
Literature,
European Literature,
British Literature,
Book Club,
Historical Fiction,
Classic Literature,
Literary Fiction,
20th Century,
Philosophy
From its widest scope, The Razor’s Edge looks at the meaning of life from at least six different viewpoints. Those views belong to six characters (or seven if you include the author, W. Somerset Maugham, who plays himself in this novel), all of whom live in the privileged classes in the years betwee...
When I heard about Maughan, he always seemed like one of those semi-comprehensible pretentious authors, whose readership stemmed more from "intellectual" duty than genuine appreciation.I was surprised when I discovered Maughan is not just an easygoing author, his prose is descriptive and almost poet...
Had to force myself to finish this novel. I'm not really into classic novels, but I wanted to try a new genre. The story itself was good, but the way the author wrote and the slow pace of this novel made it such a drag to read. There were some high points reading this, but I just wanted to sleep thr...
4.5
Last year while working at Clearwater, a music festival in New York, a coworker told me that this book changed her life. And this girl was not one for hyperbole. At least not books. Puppies, sure. Ice cream probably. But not books. So this was a recommendation to consider.'The Razor's Edge' may not ...
12 years ago
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