Yes, be aware that it is very different from "american psycho" as for the "style" (don't know english word"). It's very documented from an historical point of view. For me, It's a kind of nazi western in the russian wide spaces. Never forget that the russian front was the big deal of the ww2. More than 80% of german soldiers who died durning the war were killed on the russian front. that's why it's disturbing : you can feel the epic of the mad nazi project.
@guzy1971 Thanks for that. Given that I am a big fan of American Psycho, difficult read that it can be, I am very much looking forward to reading 'The Kindly Ones'.
yes he is a big fan. Too long to explain, but he deals with the eternal issue : is it possible to write from a criminal's point of view (like Bret Easton Ellis in "American Psycho" ? Can the "Shoa" be the subject of a novel ?
tres tres bon livre ,mais moi ce qui m'a pas convaincu dans le personnage de Max Aue c'est le fait qu'il soit a la fois homo ,parricide, insestueux,schyzo,intelo,humaniste...
bref sa "personalité multiple" ;je trouve que ca fait trop pour un seul homme .
Explication très convaincante sur les mérites d'un roman lisible et ô combien "interpellant", ne serait-ce que pour la sympathie ou l'empathie avec laquelle on suit parfois son héros, sentiment qui surprend et surtout dérange: un bourreau ne m'est pas étranger, suis-je alors moi aussi susceptible d'être un bourreau?
@jsgg
Yes, be aware that it is very different from "american psycho" as for the "style" (don't know english word"). It's very documented from an historical point of view. For me, It's a kind of nazi western in the russian wide spaces. Never forget that the russian front was the big deal of the ww2. More than 80% of german soldiers who died durning the war were killed on the russian front. that's why it's disturbing : you can feel the epic of the mad nazi project.
guzy1971 9 months ago
@guzy1971 Thanks for that. Given that I am a big fan of American Psycho, difficult read that it can be, I am very much looking forward to reading 'The Kindly Ones'.
jsgg 9 months ago
@jsgg
yes he is a big fan. Too long to explain, but he deals with the eternal issue : is it possible to write from a criminal's point of view (like Bret Easton Ellis in "American Psycho" ? Can the "Shoa" be the subject of a novel ?
guzy1971 9 months ago
Could someone please give an idea of what he is saying in English? Was he a fan of the book? Merci.
jsgg 10 months ago
Je le commence maintenant !
BathoryRequiem 11 months ago
tres tres bon livre ,mais moi ce qui m'a pas convaincu dans le personnage de Max Aue c'est le fait qu'il soit a la fois homo ,parricide, insestueux,schyzo,intelo,humaniste...
bref sa "personalité multiple" ;je trouve que ca fait trop pour un seul homme .
ergoflyer 1 year ago
Un roman exceptionnel chroniqué de façon remarquable.
YuraniAndergan 1 year ago
Please refrain from abusive comparisons.
ARadicalAliensNoun 2 years ago
Explication très convaincante sur les mérites d'un roman lisible et ô combien "interpellant", ne serait-ce que pour la sympathie ou l'empathie avec laquelle on suit parfois son héros, sentiment qui surprend et surtout dérange: un bourreau ne m'est pas étranger, suis-je alors moi aussi susceptible d'être un bourreau?
magnificentamberson 5 years ago