If you've got a cell phone from the last 10 years, you're good to go. You simply have no excuse now for not completing that next great work of yours. It took him a mere 17 weeks to accomplish this task. Hey English teachers out there, this would be a fun challenge to throw at your students (not writing a novel per se, but any document at all - how about poetry?). I wonder what it must be like thinking in terms of 160 character blocks. A first! Data processing specialist of profession, the author wrote his text of 384 pages by bits of 160 characters, at the time of the daily way between his residence and his place of work.
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Because the characteristic of Compagni di Viaggio is to be completely written on portable telephone. The book is not less the object of a great curiosity on the Net. But here's the tricky part - he did it all over SMS: (pardon the clunky translation) I give the book a 9.313/10 for introducing me to a sport that is betterĪuthor Robert Bernocco turned his commute into a novel by writing chunks of it every day. Had been getting to know over the last few weeks. Treat to get to actually hear the voices and comments of these guys I The author interviews the two main characters of the book. The book on CD actually contains a bit of bonus material. He even collected up and retold the story of the sub from theĭoomed crew's perspective. Kurson did a thorough job researching and painting the picture of the There are so many ways to die in this sport, and the distance from OK toĪbsolute disaster is so tiny, you can't help but be enthralled by it. Trip to Everest look like an afternoon hike with the guys. Incredibly interesting and was a terrific read (well, listen, anyway).Īnd here's why: deep wreck diving is insanely dangerous. It turns out my instincts couldn't have been more off. I was thinking: OK, a bunch of divers found a boat,
The time I was ready to listen to it the above description didn't seem
The story piqued my interest enough to rent it from the library, yet, by Who found a WWII U-boat and diligently researched it till it was Shadow Divers, by Robert Kurson, is the story of a bunch of wreck divers
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