>Newly released material from the author’s archives, includes a note to himself in which he wrote: ‘Arthur Dent is a burk. He does not interest me. Ford Prefect is a burk. He does not interest me. Zaphod Beeblebrox is a burk. He does not interest me. Marvin is a burk. He does not interest me. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy is a burk. It does not interest me.'
Burgess didn’t like A Clockwork Orange
He thought of it as a pot boiler he wrote hastily for money. He thought Earthly Powers was his best and that it was under appreciated.
Hard cheese for old Tony
Aside from Clockwork Orange insuring he never had to work a day job again
>However, the actual source of inspiration for A Clockwork Orange, according to Burgess, was a story that was somehow even more awful than a wrongful diagnosis of terminal cancer.
>Perhaps Burgess was so worried about Lynne’s future without him because she had already undergone one of the most harrowing experiences that anyone can endure. In the spring of 1944, when London was once again under aerial attack from the Nazis, Lynne was apparently attacked and assaulted during a blackout, not by enemy soldiers but by rogue American GIs. To add a further level of tragic irony, when she was attacked she had apparently been on her way home from her work at the Ministry of War Transport, where the D-Day landings – the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe that would finally bring an end to Hitler’s reign over the continent – were in the final stages of planning. Finally, Lynne had been pregnant at the time of the incident and it seems that the trauma that she experienced led to a miscarriage shortly afterwards.
me too
What’s your most famous work?
The Bible.
Source? Why did he hate it?
>Newly released material from the author’s archives, includes a note to himself in which he wrote: ‘Arthur Dent is a burk. He does not interest me. Ford Prefect is a burk. He does not interest me. Zaphod Beeblebrox is a burk. He does not interest me. Marvin is a burk. He does not interest me. The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy is a burk. It does not interest me.'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9387141/Douglas-Adams-tore-masterpiece-Hitchhikers-Guide-shreds-notes-book-reveals.html
Ahahaha cheers lad I never really liked that piece of shit anyway
>Douglas Adams can't spell
holy cringe. For reference the word is "berk", short for "Berkeley Hunt", wienerney Rhyming Slang for "c**t"
He is Marvin
Any of the colonials who wrote the Articles of Confederation, tehnically?
i'd be pretty pissed at myself if i wrote that too
Burgess didn’t like A Clockwork Orange
He thought of it as a pot boiler he wrote hastily for money. He thought Earthly Powers was his best and that it was under appreciated.
Hard cheese for old Tony
Aside from Clockwork Orange insuring he never had to work a day job again
>However, the actual source of inspiration for A Clockwork Orange, according to Burgess, was a story that was somehow even more awful than a wrongful diagnosis of terminal cancer.
>Perhaps Burgess was so worried about Lynne’s future without him because she had already undergone one of the most harrowing experiences that anyone can endure. In the spring of 1944, when London was once again under aerial attack from the Nazis, Lynne was apparently attacked and assaulted during a blackout, not by enemy soldiers but by rogue American GIs. To add a further level of tragic irony, when she was attacked she had apparently been on her way home from her work at the Ministry of War Transport, where the D-Day landings – the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe that would finally bring an end to Hitler’s reign over the continent – were in the final stages of planning. Finally, Lynne had been pregnant at the time of the incident and it seems that the trauma that she experienced led to a miscarriage shortly afterwards.
https://thescriptlab.com/features/screenwriting-101/14075-the-story-behind-the-screenplay-a-clockwork-orange/
His Shakespeare novel is also kino
But Earthy Powers *is* his best book.
Arthur conan doyle loathed sherlock holmes and wantesld to be remembered for another series of books nobody cares about.
Doyle believed in blanket ghosts.
He was right to.
Tolstoy
Agatha Christie.