A Pickle For the Knowing Ones


Leído por MelissaMarie

(4.6 estrellas; 4 reseñas)

Timothy Dexter, a business man in the late 1700's, writes about his thoughts and his life. He is an unconventional man who follows his own path regardless of common conventions. These traits led him to write and self-publish a book without any punctuation, allowing the reader to determine the 'stops' for themself. - Summary by Melissa Mikol (1 hr 23 min)

Capítulos

Preface 13:57 Leído por MelissaMarie
A Pickle for the Knowing Ones; From the Museum of 27:20 Leído por MelissaMarie
This Cometh Greeting; For the Impartial Herald; Wonder of Wonders 27:30 Leído por MelissaMarie
Appendix 15:07 Leído por MelissaMarie

Reseñas

Wish it had been slower


(3.5 estrellas)

Reader has a great voice but with the lack of punctuation a slower reading is needed to decode it all any part not by Timothy Dexter himself was great though probably because it had punctuation but since I haven't looked at the original text I can't be sure

I liked it


(5 estrellas)

Near incomprehensible! hilarious! I think he predicted nuclear weapons at one point!? And his wife was named “Frothing Ham.” Is this confusing to read? Good, that’s what the book is like.


(5 estrellas)

Loved the voice and the attempt to read the book that has many spelling errors and lack of punctuation.