Rayuela Edicion conmemorativa 50 aniversario / Hopscotch (Paperback)

from TakeItOrLeaveIt

The reader can become complacent in the non-stop hopscotch, or can find it rather irritating and become traversed in the daunting task that often times forces him to read a single-page chapter, skipping back three hundred seventy six pages to read a mere two pages before fast forwarding another f...

from TakeItOrLeaveIt

The reader can become complacent in the non-stop hopscotch, or can find it rather irritating and become traversed in the daunting task that often times forces him to read a single-page chapter, skipping back three hundred seventy six pages to read a mere two pages before fast forwarding another f...

from jonfaith

He went back to sleep like a person who is looking for his place and his house after a long road in the rain and the cold.I should pen an untimely aphorism detailing my experiences with Hopscotch. This is not that effort. It appears that I read the linear, sequential version of this novel in my m...

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I read this book both of the ways suggested. I must admit, though, I preferred the first way much better than the "Supplementary Fashion" in which to read it. Nevertheless, it was a stream of consciousness type romp through the mind, and words, of Cortázar and I was quite impressed by it. I do be...

from antao

(Original Review, 1981-05-15) If you like your novels simple and straightforward, don't read "Hopscotch". If you have an allergy to extended brainy digressions and convoluted debates, you better avoid "Hopscotch". If you abhor puns, double entendre and wordplay, I most seriously advise you to sta...