Raduan Nassar - A Cup of Rage BOOK REVIEW
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Hello! I suggest "Lavoura Arcaica" from the same author. The best one! :)
Fun fact: Alejandro Chacoff, the guy who wrote one of the articles you put in the description box, is my former English professor's son. And I'm in the middle of Mato Grosso, Brazil. The world is smaller than we think.
This book is a kick in the face of the very meticulous image we create for ourselves. We have a more urgent need for violence and vulgarity than we would like to admit and this book just throws that in your face. Great review, I loved you comments!
Nassar is a hidden literary treasure.
PS: Lavoura Arcaica ruined my life. 10/10 would recommend.
Unfortunately there is no English translation yet.
I haven't watched the video yet but I'm happy to see more Brazilian authors here. Love the channel.
Você pode me recomendar mais livros brasileiros? Eu estava procurando por alguns para estudar a língua, mas não consegui encontrar muito
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do início até metade do século XX: Lima barreto (qualquer obra q vc achar. ele é otimo)
Graciliano Ramos
Jorge Amado
Érico Verissimo
José Lins de Rego
João Guimarães Rosa ( esse é perfeito em português. volte a lê-lo quando tiver fluente na língua. só o melhor livro da vida)
metade do século XX até hj:
Conceição Evaristo ( perfeita)
Lygia Fagundes Telles ( perfeita)
Milton Hatoum
Carolina Maria de Jesus
Andrej Jovićević Leia O meu pé de laranja lima. Impossível não gostar!
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Machado de Assis é sempre opção hahaha
Hilda Hilst
Clarice Lispector
Guimarães Rosa
Ariano Suassuna
João Ubaldo Ribeiro
Lima Barreto
José de Alencar
Mário de Andrade
Euclides da Cunha
@@andrejjovicevic7433 gracialiano ramos é tipo William Faulkner
So happy to see Raduan Nassar here! Please, read "Ancient Tillage" as well and "The Brothers: a Novel, by Milton Hatoum"!
Cliff's look has turned from naive youngster hipster from a big city to a hardened biker-wallet peddler from the midwest in a Marlon Brando AvantGard film.
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Great to see another Brazilian author being read and analyzed by you! Excellent review as well! May I recommend Guimarães Rosa (see if the translation is good), Graciliano Ramos and, maybe, Lygia Fagundes Telles for future readings...
One thing I think you'll like is "No Longer Human" by Japanese author Osamu Dazai. It reminds me of a more haunting and personal "Notes From Underground." Dazai killed himself shortly after sending the book to his editor, both he and his wife drowned themselves together.
It's amazing how you review books from my own country that I have never even heard of. Love your channel, especially when you talk about brazilian books ;)
On the subject of giving your art away to experience real life, I find that very brave and very strange, as most artists do the opposite, giving their entire lives for their crafts, which generally makes for brilliant masterpieces. I guess there are many ways to be an artist, and that's the beauty of it.
Nassar actually only wrote 3 books. Besides theses 2 published in English, there’s a short stories reunion. His whole bibliography is a 300 something page book, still amazing of course
Great review brother! I live in Portland too and this is always my favorite part of the year. I’m just glad that impenetrable haze from the wildfires has cleared
Great review! I really like the movie Lavoura Arcaica, I think it’s an amazing representation of his other book
The only Nassar's book I have read so far and it's really amazing. BTW, he donated his farm later to a university.
Nassar was probably a fan of a Roman emperor Diocletian who preferred raising cabbage to the royal throne
Read it a long time ago and also saw the movie. Enjoyed both. I don't like the translation 'a cup of rage'. To me 'A glass of wrath' is kinda closer to the meaning in Portuguese. Now looking forward to re-reading, if I can get a copy here in Ireland :D
I love to see Clifford talking about brazilian literature here!!!!!
2:40 -- at a rather different speed to Mishima is Duchamp giving up painting to play chess.
You must read "Ancient Tillage"!
You have to read Lavoura Arcaica. After that,you should watch the movie.A great Brazilian movie,by the way.
Cliff, your fashion sense is absolutely shining through here- très chic! Also, will there ever be a book you don't eloquently win me over with?
Thanks for these vids man you're one of the best
Another one of our greats. I think you'd like Lourenço Mutarelli as well.
I used to have a copy of that edition of Gravity's Rainbow that I see on the shelf above your right shoulder.
Great review
I'll just say that you'll LOVE Guimarães Rosa 😅😅
Read Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsen!
Who was the author that started lifting weights to eventually destroy his body?
That book reminds me of a short story by Portuguese author Herberto Helder, in which the point of view of a male narrator changes to a female one.
@Dream Dream Serene duas pessoas (two persons)
Weird, it seems Brazilians didn't get summoned for this one. I guess because he isn't very famous round here.
I think it would be great if you reviewed "I have no mouth and I must scream".
@Dream Dream Serene By Harlan Ellison.
Cliff and Melon both promoting nifty little Ridge Wallets lollllll
Every book you review I want to buy and then I have to force myself to remember all the other books I have to read!
Great!! You need to read Lygia Fagundes Telles's "as meninas" (the girl in the photograph).
Great review ..I need to change my coffee machine.i used to watch it 5 years ago.while in the midst of a passionate complicated neuErotic relationship.i will definetely read it. Gracias.mila esker i will follow you.
One way to understand the final chapter could be the following: although we listen to her narration, she uses some of the same words he uses in the beginning of the first chapter. So, are we really listening to her? When we say something, albeit sharing similar points, we don't word it the same way. Moreover, the final chapter has got the same title the first one does and we don't know whether she is returning to him after that blazing row or if it is in the before it
The movie version is very cool too!
Film?
helena yes
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Cliff: Felipe Alfau might be up your alley
Oh god.. I want u to review The book of discquiet again... My favorite book.
I'm buying this one right now :)
Literature is one of the few things we brazilians can still be proud of #sadandbrazilian
Please read "The Devil to Pay in the Backlands" (Grande Sertão: Veredas) the Brazilian writer João Guimarães Rosa.
Is the best book written in Brazil
Like before watching because I trust you
Thank fucking Christ, been waiting for this review for so long.
Just noticed the siren noise in the intro, 0:17
I would suggest to you to check Anguish, 1936, by Graciliano Ramos. Master-piece
Incredible book, I've just read, ready for ancient tillage.
good
I love it that he reads the recommendations from the comments. Now I want him to read the rat series by Haruki Murakami. the only problem, what order do you read it in?
I know you get suggestions from all directions now that you’re a literary influencer. So here comes another one from The Bronx New York. Kingsbridge Heights. Center of the Universe. Now you know. My humble vote is for THAT AWFUL MESS ON THE VIA MERULANA/GADDA
Who makes the video of you reading?
do you have a Twitter account
Unfortunately he only has a few published works....
Lets goooooo
Better than food man
It's not brazilian literature if it's not erotic in some way.
Review Draw Me A Gorilla
If you've never read a book that applies agricultural metaphor in a neurotical context so well you will have a surprise reading Lavoura Arcaica, Raduan's other novel
SANCTION-THE BOOK
Not books related am I the only one who thinks he looks like Arthur from peaky blinders
Not original.... BUT PLEASE START YOUR NEXT VIDEO BY SAYING... By the order of peaky blinders...