E 'quite funny that, now that I dug my desire to describe, almost no one comments. TT
Patience. I'll write the same, simply for the pleasure to do so. They also hope to please a third party.
That said, I will not dwell so much on unnecessary prefaces, but come straight to the point.
a few days ago I finished reading Men who hate women, the first volume of the Millennium Trilogy Stieg Larsson.
Many of you have heard about e. .. I would like to share with my opinion.
This review will find it even on my profile aNobii ( http://www.anobii.com/rigel )-I can not remember how to put the link, damn TT-, which strongly suggest you visit sitonzolo . Who likes to read will be in heaven for those who do not like to read will always be a start.
by men who hate women has been recently drawn a movie. I have not seen in full, but my very limited knowledge about it, do not recommend it strongly to impressionable and those with little shocked. Forced sex scenes of violence and certainly not spared. Here's the trailer ...
... and good reading for those who have the patience to do so.
Men who hate women is nothing more than a detective story, peppered with elements from the traditional detective novel writer, skillfully combined with a grain thriller, which has nothing to envy to the most modern Hollywood plots. E 'can thus reasonably be allowed to ask what did this Swedish journalist in disguise, to churn out a trilogy of best-sellers, acclaimed by audiences and critics and topping the charts for almost a year.
The story is intriguing, but nothing particularly memorable.
Mikael Blomkvist is the perfect protagonist for this type of novel. Reporter attacked, resourceful and daring, fighting cross-bracing of the truth the only weapon against the powerful and, therefore, putting in serious trouble tested the independent and alternative Millennium, which is headed with Erika Berger, work-mate and occasional lover .
In fact, besides the air of investigative and feline intuition, Mikael has the charm of highbrow journalist and in the course of history will make us participate in his adventures as a bed, if that was the intention, certainly keep the attention raises the reader more listless. Women love him; sometimes at first glance, people will distrust and impede the powerful.
Almost by accident will be involved in an investigation that he will arrive at the sleepy island of Hedeby, owned almost entirely by the Vanger family, caste and family of the most important ancient site, but now in slow and inexorable doom. The founder and former industrial glory, Henrik Vanger , Blomkvist to entrust the task of exhuming and groped to complete an investigation into old, his anger decades: to discover if and how she died her niece Harriet, who disappeared mysteriously years sixty.
short, nothing new in the pages, were it not for two factors which can completely upset the routine of a detective plot whatsoever.
role played by the master setting, "exotic" Nordic. The Sweden candidly appears in its true nature of a nation very rich, but elusive, always at the forefront of social policy but with a self-destructive tendency.
The quiet suburb of glacial Hedeby during the novel reveals itself as a candid coverage of obscure disturbances, mental horrid temptations and sadistic perversions. Similarly, described in Sweden by Larsson, abandon the stereotype of country snowy wonderland, inhabited by friendly and reserved, but it emerges in all its ambiguity.
Larsson, a journalist from what was good, around the axioms of novel, gets a structure with a variety of psychological and narrative are, that enhance the reading and bring out for its originality, as compared to the most recent publications of the genre. Are not spared either poisoned arrows aimed at the world of journalism, always too busy becoming subject to the powers that be, instead of producing real information. Not even Sweden can show the most perfect white hands, filth in the face of their post-capitalist economy in recent years, plenty of polluting companies in many other countries. So, in this case is just the saying that "the whole world is country."
But there is another element that makes this novel a true publishing event to 650,000 copies and the presence of perhaps one of the most innovative and brilliant assembled by the mind of a writer in the last decade Lisbeth Salander. Nine tattoos, an algebraic view of the world. In the perennial struggle for integrity.
This is the creature of Stieg Larsson far beyond the individual and restricted definition of who is a clever hacker or dark lady of the new millennium.
Lisbeth Salander is the personification of modern youth burned a contemporary goddess, from the physical traits, is the industrial chaos of his generation forgiatasi in the new millennium. And 'one of the rare cases in which the soul of the character emerges so strongly from outperform and novel writer. A person tortured, ambivalent, bordering on genius, but also fragile, with a dramatic story behind the poor and that lives around the edge of the award: work, sex, social relationships.
Comparison with Mikael Blomkvist is overwhelming: so is insignificant and evanescent one, is so clever and the other contemporary. His appeal and his genial nature, give it a shield, but not saved on the whims of the gods. Scroll through the pages Lisbeth psychedelic flourishes like a flower, reaching heights of cosmic suffering, before settling into coverage of poverty: the conspiracy of silence, the silence as a form of defense.
Amid the filth and the fighting men, Lisbeth emerges in all its fragility, in his ancestral search of love, poised between instinct and lucidity, and misunderstood by itself seen as a superpsicopatica from the outside world. So it becomes the idol of a generation of girls, who see in her own fragility and the strength derived from these.
The first episode of a saga already celebrated work is overall very impressive. A literary event no doubt, due to the untimely death of the author immediately after submission. Recommended for fans of the genre, as long as they are not too puritanical, but especially those who do not mind a peek narratives that go beyond the usual flavors.
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