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By David R. Smith
I consider this Very expensive for a dozen plus plastic discs, but I also consider this book to be one of the best ever written, and this reading of it is superb. If you do not know the book, Sterne crams an entire (and complete) universe into pages of text, delivering a spectrum of the experience of being a human being that is wider than any other work of fiction. Beware though, if you are one who wants a plot in a story, a direction in a character's actions, or a book to "get on with it" you will get NONE of it from Tristram Shandy. Not only that you will be be frustrated and irritated. But if you want joyous, humourous, and subtle episodes of life depicted which say more about humanity than you can imagine being able to be said, you will get ALL of it and MORE. It is read wonderfully, with an obvious sparkle in the eye and fast but clear pronunciation. It is Very Expensive for what it is, but once you start to listen to it you will not mind. Three thumbs up.
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By H. Tee
This is one of top 100 books of world literature and is famous for its innovative approach to fiction in that it plays games, has the odd pen diagram/sketch, perpetual digressions, current and philosophical references, slightly bawdy, totally black page, empty chapters, expletives with *s, referring directly to a male and female reader etc. This was a series of volumes written from 1759-67 – contemporary with the 7-year war.The basic characters are Tristram’s parents (mainly his dad), his groin injured uncle Toby, Trim - Toby’s aide helping with his model castles, some maids, Dr Slope, a mid-wife, vicar Yorick. Tristram explains his conception, hobby-horses, large noses, youth and education, travels in France though there is very little story really – this is an exercise in making clever, erudite and amusing digressions extending to over 600 pages.Ok. I started this book with some hope of a good book, but after only a few pages I realised the aged style of writing was not very accessible. Sterne’s method is to begin chapters with very obtuse references to the topic to be elucidated perhaps pages or chapters later by which time ones lost the thread – even within paragraphs I could reread them over again and still not gather what he was actually saying (even though I clearly knew every word). Several times he’d refer to taking up previous topics and only then would the penny drop that at some point he had been referring to, say, an accident with a sash-window. After 100 pages it did not get better or easier to read; after 200 you’ll either get it and enjoy, or like me chose between giving up or reading to the end out of sheer will power and perseverance.I finished it but really got very little humour (though I did find a few amusing moments in the text), learning or much from the book other than I notched up a book. The one thing I did ’get’ and appreciated most was chapter 6 vol 9 where Sterne clearly argues well for the humanity and equality for a black slut.A quote:“My most zealous wish and fervent prayer in your behalf, and in my own too, in case the thing is not done already for us, - is, that the great gifts and endowments both of wit and judgement, with every thing which usually goes along with them, - such as memory, fancy, genius, eloquence, quick parts, and what not, may this precious moment without stint or measure, let or hindrance , be poured down warm as each of us could bear it, - scum and sediment an’ all; (for I would not have a drop lost) into several receptacles, cells, cellules, domiciles, dormitories, refectories, and spare places of our brains, - in such sort, that they continue to be injected and tunned into, according to the true intent and meaning of my wish, until every vessel of them both great and small, be so replenished, saturated and filled therewith, that no more, would it save a man’s life, could possibly be got either in or out.”This wasn’t my book and can only score 2 stars: this is almost unreadable compared to Don Quixote (1605), Gargantua and Pantagruel (1534) both of which Tristram refers to directly, and I would include Robinson Crusoe (1719) and Gulliver’s Travels (1726) and Jacques the Fatalist (1765) – all these olde style books are enjoyable stories and equally as innovative in their own ways.
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