That is the best description of reading I have ever, mmm, read. Hallucinating. Yes. It is. It happens to me every time I become engrossed in a book -- which is often. The only time I had trouble hallucinating was reading Ulysses. But I still got through the entire book, although I admit I skipped a few chapters, paragraphs, sentences and words.
Morning Alexander. I assume that you have read Tolkiens masterpiece The Lord of the Rings. A magnificent hallucinatory fun fest. The genesis of the tidal wave of fantasy fiction which has become tediously turgid. I managed 1 volume of A Game of Thrones and then gave up. Lord of the Rings is in a different class. IMHO. By the way, thanks for your support.
Believe it or not, I've never read the Lord of the Rings. Even stranger, I read The Hobbit in seventh grade and was spellbound. One of these days I will have to get to the main course!
I do not think you will be disappointed. The book is written for adults and is full of important insights. Was informed by Tolkiens experiences during WW1
That is the best description of reading I have ever, mmm, read. Hallucinating. Yes. It is. It happens to me every time I become engrossed in a book -- which is often. The only time I had trouble hallucinating was reading Ulysses. But I still got through the entire book, although I admit I skipped a few chapters, paragraphs, sentences and words.
Morning Alexander. I assume that you have read Tolkiens masterpiece The Lord of the Rings. A magnificent hallucinatory fun fest. The genesis of the tidal wave of fantasy fiction which has become tediously turgid. I managed 1 volume of A Game of Thrones and then gave up. Lord of the Rings is in a different class. IMHO. By the way, thanks for your support.
Believe it or not, I've never read the Lord of the Rings. Even stranger, I read The Hobbit in seventh grade and was spellbound. One of these days I will have to get to the main course!
I do not think you will be disappointed. The book is written for adults and is full of important insights. Was informed by Tolkiens experiences during WW1