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Book meme found on _grayswandir_ .

1. What author do you own the most books by?

Dostoevsky, of course. I have almost all his work, including all of his novels phase "realistic." In all, 14 books: Crime and Punishment (three editions), The Idiot , Demons, The Brothers Karamazov , White Nights, The Crocodile / Winter Notes on Summer Impressions , Fantastic Two Narratives, One Player , Netochka Niezvánova , Bobok , Notes from Underground and Notebooks Dead House.

2. What book do you own the most copies of?

As already stressed in the first reply, I have three editions Crime and Punishment of : of 34 by April Martin Claret and Cultural.

3. What fictional character are you secretly in love with?

never stopped to think for what character I'd fall in the strict meaning of the verb. But surely bisexually and I fall in love by the intellect of Hermione Granger (Harry Potter ) and Ivan Karamazov (The Brothers Karamazov ) brejeira boldness of her brother Dmitri Karamazov, by courage and beauty of Clarice Starling (Silence of the Lambs ) the strength & generosity (I do not have the same scale as her) Sonia ( Crime and Punishment, etc.).

4. What book have you read more than any other?

Rereading Crime and Punishment virtually every year. And I've read Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince thrice.

5. What was your favorite book When You Were ten years old?

I think it was a book by Pedro Bandeira.

6. What is the worst book you've read in the past year?

I tried to read the Latin Beginnings, Series Principles of Attica, to the end, but it is too dull, a lot of Latin grammar - their exposure necessary for learning the language, understand - in fact more complicated than our (paid discipline in Latin Language optional, and I know how sustained, although rewarding). I also read some fiction tales science in an anthology that I found below average.

7. What is the best book you've read in the past year?

Besides the reading of The Brothers Karamazov in terms of reading the novel certainly put the work belongs to another Dost, Single Player. Already The 120 Days of Sodom , the Marquis de Sade, was particularly disturbing, messed with my feelings, my sense of empathy and moral values more than any other book I read in 2010.

8. If You Could tell everyone reading this to read one book, what would it be?

recommend the tale Felicity Clandestine , Clarice Lispector, about discovery and passion for books, for every taste and easy to read. Already fact book and novel, would indicate, running the risks, the juvenile and impacting dramatically The Eye of the Wolf , French Daniel Pennac, in my opinion one of the best contemporary writers.

9. What is the most you've ever read book Difficult?

The most difficult book I tried to read was Great Wilderness: Paths of Guimarães Rosa, undoubtedly. Just walked up to page 50, I decided it was time to stop because the language is extremely complex, much of the vocabulary fruit rewrite language engendered by the author, demanded very attentive ; oe analysis, went ahead without understanding some things.

10. Do you prefer the French or the Russians?

I love the literatures of both nationalities, but have a predilection special affection for the Russian.

11. Shakespeare, Milton or Chaucer?

Shakespeare, because I have not met the others (still want to read / acquire Paradise Lost, Milton, and The Canterbury Tales, Chaucer's)

12. Austen or Eliot?

Austen. I still need to read TS Eliot.

13. What is the biggest or most embarrassing gap in your reading?

In The Brothers Karamazov, and another time I was embarrassed with the narrative complexity, having to climb a few passages to remember events and characters (as would be perfect if there were books in Ctrl + F), the same happened to a lesser extent, in other romances Dost, The Idiot and Demons. Hundred Years of Solitude, García Márquez's also confused me a little because of the relative abundance of characters with the same name, from different generations, the tree genealogy of the Buendía.

14. What is your favorite novel?

Crime and Punishment, of course.

15. Play?

Hamlet and Othello of Shakespeare, The Three Sisters of Chekhov and the Compassionate Auto of Ariano Suassuna.

16. Poem?

Some of Augusto dos Anjos and Emily Dickinson.

17. Essay?

tests themselves do not read so often, because it is not so easy to define what would be a test itself, the essay "pure" (if it exists, is one of the concepts for testing is that it is a text and analysis of literature, or literature and philosophy). I recently read The Revolution of the Word Libertina , an academic critic and translator of Borges counter, which can be seen, with appropriate reservations (it leans more towards the critical analysis ), a test.

18. Short Story?

Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (The Black Cat , Fall the House of Usher), Bram Stoker (The House of Judge , Skin-Red), Machado de Assis, Clarice Lispector, Thekhov, etc..

19. Non Fiction

I love the books in the series Theoretical Principles in the areas of literature, linguistics and communication (that obviously interest me).

20. Graphic Novel?

not read.

21. Science Fiction?

1984 George Orwell always be my favorite. Also adoro os contos de Isaac Asimov e de Robert Silverberg.

22. Who is your favorite writer?

Dostoiévski é medalha de ouro invicta, desde minha primeira incursão pelo seu universo literário, através de Crime e Castigo , na adolescência. Depois, ressalto Shakespeare, Kafka, Machado de Assis, Clarice Lispector, J. K. Rowling e Sade.

23. Who is the most over rated writer alive today?

Não conheço assaz literatura contemporânea a ponto de poder indicar um escritor a meu ver subestimado (embora JK Rowling is snubbed by most of the critical intellectualism and academic), despite its great literary merits, but would suggest the Brazilian Joao Gilberto Noll as a writer who deserves more attention by the critics.

24. What are you reading right now?

Today I started editing a Bobok of Dostoevsky, of 34, which encompasses both the short story (I've read in another editing / translation) and an extensive and excellent critical analysis of Paul Bezerra.

25. Best Memoir?

concluded this week Henry & June , meeting written situated between late 1931 and 32 in the journal of Anaïs Nin (the period during which she met the couple title taking his life and literary output marked by both him Henry Miller, a famous writer who lived a passionate and intriguing affair, the core of the narrative), of such quality and stylistic allegedly passing between the real facts and a little imagination, we might consider it, plus a daily fine literature.

26. Best History?

Some Ancient History books I read in childhood, especially the publications of LIFE.

27. Best Mystery or Noir?

Several plots of the Queen of Crime (especially those starring Hercule Poirot), of which highlight Murder on the Orient Express and The Case of Ten darkies. The Hound of the Baskervilles , de Conan Doyle, também é show de bola pela estruturação narrativa e pela atmosfera, apesar de não achar o mistério tão intrigante (desvendei-o logo); Um Estudo em Vermelho é que intriga de fato, narra uma perturbadora história de vingança e através dela manipula os sentimentos de indignação e o senso de justiça do leitor (no lugar do personagem, você faria o mesmo?).

P. S.: Caso tenham dúvidas para traduzir as perguntas, ainda that attempt to deduce them from the answers, do not be shy that will clarify all.