A Conversation with Tim O'Brien on Writing & War

[grunder20]

Very intellectual man.

[agapitoflores001]

Yeah. I love the book. I kept reading it. I have finished it for several times.

[FemeSoul]

I just read the short story, "On the Rainy River," about a young man drafted into the war and his moral dilemma. I don't like stories about war or even the objection to war but this was a very human story. it was about human emotion and the inner workings of the heart, mind, and soul. I absolutely loved it. I'm not sure I would enjoy his other stories that are more about his experiences during the war, but I will give one a try. Do his other stories offer up the human condition, dissected?

[Genmawr]

YOUR LAUGH MAKES ME WANT TO KILL CHILDREN.

[Genmawr]

SUCK IT TIM O'BRIEN. AND YOUR LIES. YOUR DAUGHTER ISN'T NAMED KATHLEEN, SHE'S NAMED FAKE. BECAUSE SHE'S FAKE. AND STUPID. AND YOU'RE STUPID.

[TheWanderingPrimate]

It's just so great how material like this is out there for people via YouTube. The channel has really revolutionized the transfer of information in the modern era. I can watch insightful interviews, obscure musical performances, personalized creative expressions... Now the only problem is mustering the self-control to turn it off!

[chichiseijas]

I read this book in my english class and I love it

[KenMacMillan]

6:55

[KenMacMillan]

She sounds like Judy Tenuta.

[Indianpride927]

We just read The Things They Carried not 2 weeks ago in English class.

[Opaiscool]

First. Rock on Stanford.