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and yet another one bought for my brother for a christmas present. he hasnt quite finished this yet but is enjoying it Free Fall: With an introduction by John Gray (English Edition) eBook : Golding, William, Gray, John This novel extends his reputation Free Fall: With an introduction by John Gray (English Edition) eBook : Golding, William, Gray, John Powerful novel ‘Peoples are the walls of our room, not places’. Golding has unique searing moral questions, evokes slum childhood and hopeless first love with merciless accuracy Free Fall: With an introduction by John Gray (English Edition) eBook : Golding, William, Gray, John The aesthetic of Free Fall is akin to painting and that is a stroke of brilliance. The lack of judgment is what prevents the madness and uncleanliness of the book from being ugly. The imperfections are treated with such care and self love that they become beautiful. I believe that Golding was extremely good at accessing his past as a vital source of inspiration, and he here re enters various cognitive states. As with any human, the illusion wears and a weightier sensibility takes over. Yet it is obvious that this character, like Golding, has what would now be termed a mental illness. The seriousness of such conditions shouldn't be taken lightly, and even Golding's shouldn't be seen in a glamorous light, by which I mean paying mind only to this novel as, e.g., his, most autobiographical. Darkness Visible reveals the very depths of horror, and yes Golding new such delusions and madness. He was very brave to deal with those experiences in writing. A demon is not scary for what it will do to you, but for what it means about you; thus the horror. It's implicit in Golding's writing as it is in Dostoyevsy's. However, I believe this book is extraordinary in its redemptive power. Here Golding shows something that I know very well. Suffering and madness are not a source of creativity (As the wives' tale goes), yet, when spiritual, they are often caused by true visionary experience. It is also true that some people seek the visionary and get it get it and a heavy dose. Let's just say if it gets too intense, you can't handle or interpret it not until the dust settles anyhow. You might get 'blinded' in the middle. Yet, on the other side, when the suffering, confusion and the overwhelming pain of light passes, the reward is the knowledge of the initiate, esoterica, and finally, the song of the muses. If the visionary experience were to die, the pain would with it, but then, the doorway to the invisible would close, too. Free Fall: With an introduction by John Gray (English Edition) eBook : Golding, William, Gray, John What does papers and alphabets include ? As literature is a depict of some sort of existence, the evaporation like. from the old door, the wall in the room etc., the readers can feel them with the expressions in depth. William Golding is a genius in this sense. Human and the generation and atmosphere. , his stylistics for them are that the formation for them are often implemented deftly from the inward, additionally , the jigsaw puzzle like writing, which intentionally being expressed by only the surrounds of the main. Such Golding's literary world unveils to us with impressive combinations of the adjectives and nouns. Human beings create the patterns. The free will , the one of the functions to create memories. Is there any system for human existence and the universe which we had not better know ? Is human a tragic creature ? Although I am nether atheist nor pious person , I started to consider about the apples in Eden as the metaphor. This book is quite pocket sized and has a page of simple short introduction. I decided to read this book with the synopsis ,then I though that I want to nibble potato chips after for a while. Free Fall: With an introduction by John Gray (English Edition) eBook : Golding, William, Gray, John