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rachelcabbit 's review for:
Twitterature: The World's Greatest Books Retold Through Twitter
by Alexander Aciman, Emmett Rensin
It was almost tolerable. It annoyed me that some of the events in the famous novels were mixed up, and that there was far too many references to male genitalia. It wasn't exactly ny sense of humour.
Lots of obscure, less known classics used which was interesting.
Despite how critical they were of many classics, they seemed to go soft on Twilight. So much squandered comic potential there.
I did learn some new words and phrases though. 'Pederast' for one, though I fail to see exactly how useful that will be to me.
Glossary at the end was ok.
Could have had the Twitter format info / glossary at the beginning to help those 'luddites' understand more.
Lots of obscure, less known classics used which was interesting.
Despite how critical they were of many classics, they seemed to go soft on Twilight. So much squandered comic potential there.
I did learn some new words and phrases though. 'Pederast' for one, though I fail to see exactly how useful that will be to me.
Glossary at the end was ok.
Could have had the Twitter format info / glossary at the beginning to help those 'luddites' understand more.