Monday Blue

hello.

my morning could not get any worse. once reaching my soon-to-be ex-office, i vehemently replied the emails that seriously pissed me off over the weekend. truly, i should not be the one to reply that email sent by the client big boss, when the later had address that emailed to the project manager. i had plan to scorch on his bloody reputation in that email but at last minute, deciding to be more professional on this utterly nonsense issue. then comes next! the engineer - the same one who had spoiled the handle of my office door, had the cheek to forgot in sending the weekly report for the client. here and behold, because of that, i need to on-hold my submission. and i hate delaying my work. totally hated it. now i am waiting for that report to be send over while getting lock inside my office room.

how about that for monday the bloody blue!

book.

i've finished reading james patterson's private series. you can check-out my book review for it. here's the link.

now, i am waiting to receive my reserve book from lee child's die trying. just like private, i have read this book earlier but i re-read it because of my book list that i have created again with records of my reading those books.

while waiting for lee child book, i have to be content in finishing up my previous chapters of the classic story 'wuthering heights' by the author emily jane bronte. 

reading the classic novels happens to be one of my favourite genre, aside of thriller. and my favourite classic authors are jane austen, charlotte bronte, george bernard shaw and george orwell. i've read more than one book from each of the author. and my all-time favourite classic novel is jane eeyre by charlotte bronte. i've read twice of the stories and never get bored by it. maybe i should write a book review for it when i read again the book. aside from reading these classic novels, just like the rest of the novels i do collect the vintage book for it. i have the whole set of jane austen books and currently collecting for the rest of my favourite classics.

classic novel vs modern novel.

how should i define modern novel?

i do know that classic novel, aside of writing on fantasy elements (frankenstein etc) and children elements, most of the novels consists elements such as societies, political idealist, etiquette and feminism. because of these elements, i much drawn in to read classic novels instead of contemporaries or modern novel. well, aside from my love to read the thriller stories. 

i do know the existing elements that could find in modern novels, but i find it rather bland from the way the author present their arguments. 

i could only 'see' all of these elements, in modern days, when it is written in the form of poems. that way the author is more to express their inner emotion. 

serious reading.

as i am getting older, my reading material has become more serious and objective. i could no longer tolerate illogical topic. classic and poems have become my favorite reading materials. even in reading thrillers genre, if the story line is full of nonsense, definitely i will not continue the next following chapter.

snapshot.

my well-worn hardcover mini classic novel wuthering heights by emily bronte.

i am currently finishing the chapter 14 of the classic novel. so far i love the way the story depicted by ms. bronte. unfortunately, this was her only book.