Friday, March 9, 2018
Maddaddam
My neighbor and I exchange films to watch. We usually exchange foreign films but this time she gave me Blade Runner. Although I enjoy watching Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, I couldn't watch the entire movie because it was making me so sad. At the same time I read Margaret Atwood's book Maddaddam and didn't feel so sad. The stories are similar. One was a movie and one was a book but, well, I can't explain how I can tolerate one dystopian story over another. I do know one thing. I admire Margaret Atwood and all of her writing. I read the first one of this trilogy. Now all I have left is the second one called Year of the Flood.
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