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Shukhov gazed at the ceiling in silence. Now he didn’t know either whether he wanted freedom or not. At first he’d longed for it. Every night he’d counted the days of his stretch – how many had passed, how many were coming. And then he’d grown bored with counting. And then it became clear that men l...
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bookshelves: winter-20152016, nobel-laureate, published-1971, translation, wwi, lit-richer, lit-richer-jan-2016, play-dramatisation Recommended to Bettie☯ by: Isca Silurum Recommended for: BBC Radio Listeners Read from January 24 to 25, 2016 http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04fyd8hDescription:...
Really good flow, though the translation I had used really uneven tone, which may have been on purpose. A lot of the insults weren't appropriate anymore, so it sort of lacked a true abusive feeling. Made me depressed though!
When your thought is "Eh, heard it before; this is just like [b:Night,|1617|Night (The Night Trilogy, #1)|Elie Wiesel|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1364599916s/1617.jpg|265616]" you may be reading too many depressing books.
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