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"The Way We Live Now" is Anthony Trollope's radical exploration of the dangers associated with speculative capitalism, edited with an introduction and notes by Frank Kermode in "Penguin Classics". Augustus Melmotte is a fraudulent foreign financier who preys on dissolute nobility - using charm to tempt the weak into making foolish investments in his dubious schemes. Persuaded to put money into a notional plot to run a railroad from San Francisco to Santa Cruz, the capricious gambler Felix Carbury soon becomes one of his victims. But as Melmotte climbs higher in society, his web of deceit - which also draws in characters as diverse as his own daughter Marie and Felix's mother, the pulp novelist Lady Carbury - begins to unravel. A radical exploration of the dangers associated with speculative capitalism, this is a fascinating satire about a society on the verge of moral bankruptcy. Frank Kermode's introduction explores the real-life inspiration for Trollope's masterly satire. This edition also includes detailed notes. Anthony Trollope (1815-82) had an unhappy childhood characterised by a stark contrast between his family's high social standing and their comparative poverty. He wrote his earliest novels while working as a Post Office inspector, but did not meet with success until the publication of the first of his 'Barsetshire novels', "The Warden" (1855). As well as writing over forty novels, including such popular works as "Can You Forgive Her?" (1865), "Phineas Finn" (1869), "He Knew He Was Right" (1869) and "The Way We Live Now" (1875) Trollope is credited with introducing the postbox to England. If you enjoyed "The Way We Live Now", you might like William Makepeace Thackeray's "Vanity Fair", also available in "Penguin Classics". "Trollope's masterpiece ...its examination of how hopes of easy money can corrupt remains relevant today". ("Observer").
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Lady Carbury, her innocent daughter Henrietta (Hetta), and her attractive but irresponsible son Felix are the family around which much of the action rotates. They are always in need of money and Lady Carbury writes pap novels to support the family (and Felix's drinking and gambling). In contrast to the Carburys, and just as important to the plot, are the Melmottes. Augustus Melmotte, who has come from Vienna under a cloud of financial suspicions, has acquired a huge estate for himself, his foreign wife, and his marriageable daughter. Boorish, but determined to become a leader of society, Melmotte provides moments of humor for the reader, though he is scorned by an aristocracy which is nevertheless beholden to him for his investments.
When Melmotte becomes the major investor in a plan to build a railway from California to Mexico, Paul Montague, a handsome engineer who has been working in America, arrives in town. A ward of Roger Carbury, cousin of Felix and Hetta, he soon finds himself in love with Hetta--and in competition with Roger for her hand.Read more ›
What Trollope wrote here will always be relevant, as greed will always be with us. This is a scathing satire on the greed that occurs when people think that they can make a lot of money quickly. The story itself has great characters and is an easy read, despite its length, indeed when I first read this from the library it was the first Trollope novel I ever read, and from there on I have read loads of other of his books over the years, with ones like this that I always return to.
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Is it perhaps because this has become so uncommon in (post-)modern novels that Trollope's books are so charming, so extremely likeable? There's no subterfuge, no need for deep probing (not to say guesswork) into the characters' motivations, Trollope all spells it out clearly for his readers.
Titles say a lot about books, and this is no exception. 'The way we live now' says exactly what Trollope sets out to do: a depiction - and a rather depressing one at that - of the morals of his present day. And it's all the more depressing because of the 'we'... it's not they way 'they' live, no, Trollope readily (and to my mind correctly) addresses all of his contemporaries, and us too.
I will not go into detail about what actually happens in the novel. Suffice it to say that virtually every single character in the book - whether high or low class - is motivated by the kind of emotions we love to condemn (preferably in others): greed, jealousy, deceit, narcisism, egotism, ... and will stop at nothing to satisfy his or her self-interest.Read more ›
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Ruth Rabinowitz believes. She believes that her daughter, Bethany, is a terrific little actress, so they have come to Hollywood, where dreams come true. Ruth's husband and Bethany's father, who thinks their quest for stardom is delusional, has been left behind in Seattle.
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Published March 23rd 2010 by William Morrow Paperbacks
(first published March 13th 2010)
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Nov 29, 2015 justablondemoment rated it really liked it
A group of kids, all with the same talent agent, all with Hollywood dreams wrestle with the ups and downs of getting their big break. Some have mothers who help them along others are on their own without much emotional support from their parents. The story takes us on a roller-coaster ride from the eyes of all of them.
I fell in love with this book from the first few chapters. The author did an excellent job of reeling you into the characters and making you feel as if you were right there along w ...more
I fell in love with this book from the first few chapters. The author did an excellent job of reeling you into the characters and making you feel as if you were right there along w ...more
Nov 16, 2014 Meagan Houle rated it liked it
I'll start with the good: this was an interesting read if you find yourself curious about the inner workings of Hollywood and what it's like to search for the "big break". Talent agents always have their hands out for more money; casting directors are brutal and harsh; fellow actors try to get along while competing for the same roles; directors are ruthless; the industry is a jungle.
The bad: I found it difficult to like or care for most of the characters. Bethany is entitled and a bit spoiled, ...more
The bad: I found it difficult to like or care for most of the characters. Bethany is entitled and a bit spoiled, ...more
Apr 07, 2010 Meg rated it liked it
Shelves: contemporary-fiction
More than anything, Diane Hammond's Seeing Stars seems to be a cautionary tale for aspiring Hollywood types — and in that vein, it functions very well as a work of contemporary fiction. With plenty of nods to certain Disney stars and topical references to films like "High School Musical," which seems to be the dream gig of every working teen in L.A., Hammond's book draws the reader into a sordid, often sad world of backstage lots, incredibly long hours, droll parents and sacrifice rarely display ...more
Feb 09, 2013 Deon Stonehouse rated it really liked it
. Hollywood sparkles as child actors reach for that gold ring, desperate to make the next booking and land the part that will make them a star. Ruth is Bethy's biggest fan, her confidence in her daughter so strong she leaves her husband Hugh behind in Seattle while she spends real bucks in Hollywood trying for Bethy's big break. Hugh is afraid his wife and daughter are searching for fool's gold, but he stays behind working hard to keep sending those checks south. Allison is picture perfect prett ...more
Sep 04, 2011 Rachel Kelley rated it really liked it
I was actually given this book by Diane Hammond after I opened one of her book signings with a quick scene from Macbeth to set the mood for her presentation. The topic is very contemporary and interesting - I probably would have bought it regardless - and I began reading right away. This book holds trade secrets and things you wouldn't believe about the Hollywood life so many crave. The story is so tangible and easy to relate to you feel the anxiety of a supportive mother as if it were your own. ...more
Jun 14, 2010 Denise rated it it was ok
Seeing Stars is the story of wannabe child actors and actresses and the lengths their parents will go to to see their dreams come true. Bethany Rabinowitz wants to be a Hollywood star and her mother believes she has what it takes. So they leave everything behind, including Mr. Rabinowitz, and enter the world of Hollywood desperation. From the horrible way producers treat these impressionable young kids to the manic drive their parents succumb to in the search for success, all of Hollywood's dirt ...more
May 27, 2011 Katrina Jones rated it liked it
It was very draggy, and the plot only got a little more interesting towards the end. Overall, it was not a very enjoyable read, and it took me a long time to finally finish reading it.
"It wasn't that easy to smile at people and mean it. You had to open up, take risks, expose yourself to injury. But he was learning from her; he was trying to smile at people, too, and mean it, which was a struggle after so many years of holding people off, keeping them away. He even did that with Quatro, despite t ...more
"It wasn't that easy to smile at people and mean it. You had to open up, take risks, expose yourself to injury. But he was learning from her; he was trying to smile at people, too, and mean it, which was a struggle after so many years of holding people off, keeping them away. He even did that with Quatro, despite t ...more
May 22, 2010 Caitlin rated it it was amazing
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book, was hooked from the beginning, and found myself thinking about and missing the characters once I was done. Ms. Hammond has written a wonderful story about the pursuit of dreams, about family (born and made), and very much about consequences of all kinds.
The writing is superb as are the characterizations, but best of all is story. In this age of 15-second fame and reality TV, Ms. Hammond captures the desperation of those looking for their big break, their moment in ...more
The writing is superb as are the characterizations, but best of all is story. In this age of 15-second fame and reality TV, Ms. Hammond captures the desperation of those looking for their big break, their moment in ...more
Aug 01, 2014 Anne rated it liked it
I wish I could give it 2.5 stars. I enjoyed the first half, but the second half became repetitive. There were also a lot of characters - too many, I think, so you never got a good feel for any one of them. I did enjoy her writing style, though, so will try another by this author.
Jul 13, 2010 Sydney rated it liked it
Shelves: chick-lit, advance-reviews, first-reads
This book really dragged on. I don't think it needed to be as complex as it was. For me, there were too many side characters and stories. The character of Quinn could have had a whole book just about him, rather than mashing him in with all the other child actors in this book. Same with Laurel.
The story of Ruth and Bethy, a mother and daughter who go to LA in search of stardom for the young teen daughter was good. It was fascinating to see the challenges young actors and their parents face in Ho ...more
The story of Ruth and Bethy, a mother and daughter who go to LA in search of stardom for the young teen daughter was good. It was fascinating to see the challenges young actors and their parents face in Ho ...more
Sep 21, 2010 Jennifer rated it it was amazing
A 13 year old girl, Bethy and her mother, Ruth move to Hollywood so Bethy can be a movie star. The only problem is she is not very talented or very pretty. A fascinating look inside the life of a stage mom. We also meet the talent agent, Mimi, and her projects which include Allison and Quinn, both from tragic home lives.
The writing was excellent and you actually started looking from the messed up eyes of Ruth, wanting her daughter to be a star so badly.I could not put this down.
I had a very emo ...more
The writing was excellent and you actually started looking from the messed up eyes of Ruth, wanting her daughter to be a star so badly.I could not put this down.
I had a very emo ...more
Jun 16, 2010 Jaime rated it it was ok
Shelves: couldn-t-finish
Wow...so I am not the type to put a book down before I finish it, but this is the 3rd book I have stopped reading midway through in the last month. I am 150 pages in and bored out of my mind! Nothing has happened! The auhor started telling the story from different characters' points of view, which usually always works as an easy plot progressor, but it did not help. Nothing has happened... Maybe I'm put off by the book because I just picked up some books I had on hold, where as this book I just ...more
Nov 18, 2010 Corinne rated it liked it
Recommends it for: chick-lit lite fans
Entertaining read. The characters are very well drawn, though I think a couple could have been jettisoned and it wouldn't have detracted from the work. Ms. Hammond is great with dialogue - it's very real and fresh, and each character has a distinctive voice. She paints a very accurate picture of life in Hollywood/LA for struggling young actors, and her scene set in Venice Beach stood out to me for its authenticity. (I used to hang out there a lot and I know exactly which street performers she wa ...more
May 11, 2010 Paige rated it it was amazing
I picked this up on a whim at the library and enjoyed the author's style from start to finish. It probably helped that I'm intrigued by parents that come to Hollywood with their child, because they "just know" that their child will become a star. While there are plenty of "shout outs" to Disney, High School Musical and all the current popular kids in tv and/or film, there is also a great story telling on each section of characters. A little weird to read about a child desperately chasing somethi ...more
Jul 27, 2010 Ginny rated it liked it
Seeing Stars follows the lives of young, aspiring actors as as they follow their dreams to become Hollywood successes. It's a believable and realistic view of the almost unattainable hope of making the big time. The most realistic and sympathetic character for me was Quinn Reilly, who I was rooting for throughout the book. I loved Diane Hammond's book "Hannah's Dream" so much that I was expecting a lot from this novel; however, the storyline of this book disappointed me by comparison. "Hannah's ...more
Aug 17, 2014 Joanna rated it liked it
Felt like a fly on the wall in the world of pre-teen Hollywood wannabes.
Jan 25, 2011 Colleen rated it really liked it
I thought this book was going to be a frothy look at the life of a child-star in the making, but it was actually so much more. The story of these children trying to make it in Hollywood was touching and well-written, highlighting the darker side of seeking fame and fortune as an impressionable young adult. I thought the voices of the kids rang true, as did the presentation of their parents' motives in sending them to Hollywood. All in all, a rather bleak look at life as a child star but also a s ...more
Mar 03, 2010 Lisa rated it liked it
This one is a low three which is a real disappointment for me; I really enjoyed Hammond's Hannah's Dream so I was really looking forward to this one. The writing is fine...except for the fact that Hammond seems to feel obligated to name drop in this one. She drops names of products, stores, people. It makes the story timely, but always says to me that they author doesn't anticipate the book to have long-lasting draw. Also, I didn't feel like Hammond had much new to offer regarding child actors i ...more
Mar 25, 2012 Michele rated it it was ok
This book was a very raw and real take on the business of Hollywood. It focused mainly on the pains and un-glamourous side of digging around and putting yourself off the cliff all for that one chance at work. The author bounced around between different characters and story lines, most of which did not connect with each other at all. Think the author would have written a stronger novel if she just stuck with one story line. In particular, Bethany, Ruth, and Allison's story line.
Jun 26, 2010 Louise rated it liked it
I enjoyed reading this book because the story was very different. It involved children trying to break into the Hollywood movie scene. The story follows the lives of several of the children and I found the characters fairly compelling. The ending is pretty predictable, but I'm still glad I finished it. I recommend it because it isn't too heavy or pretentious. It was a good summer read. Louise
Apr 02, 2016 Andy rated it liked it
I liked it enough to finish it, but not enough to seek out anything else by the author.
Dec 08, 2011 Shari rated it liked it
bought this because i enjoyed "hannah's Dream". totally different book and it kind of surprised me. Ruth Rabinowitz is helping her daughter Bethany find her niche in the rigorous and volatile television and/or motion picture business in Hollywood. But is it costing her her marriage and her sanity?
quirky characters, somewhat silly but not a bad read.
quirky characters, somewhat silly but not a bad read.
Mar 08, 2011 Cody rated it really liked it
I liked the story but the book was long and in some places unfocused. I would have prefered if the story had focussed on Quinn Reilly, who is the most interesting and underused character in the novel.
Also, I find it distracting when a book uses both real and fictional things (i.e. TV shows, movies, actors) at the same time. Just a pet peeve.
Also, I find it distracting when a book uses both real and fictional things (i.e. TV shows, movies, actors) at the same time. Just a pet peeve.
Oct 13, 2010 Theresa rated it really liked it
I tried really hard to finish this book, I did. It was like being at a family reunion. So many people you know you should know but it takes awhile to remember their name. Way too many characters and a few were so easy to see through and some were mainly peripheral and a lot of attention spent on them.
Aug 06, 2010 Marjanne rated it it was ok
I think this is more of a 2.5 stars. Overall the story was ok, but there seemed to be a lot of drama packed into a few stories. The writing was ok, but I think it would have been better with fewer story lines and fleshing them out a bit better.
May 04, 2010 Sarah rated it really liked it
Shelves: general-fiction
Found the storyline to be intriguing due to my penchant for acting. The character's lives, their ups and downs, drew me in. Additionally, I always take an odd personal delight when some of the action takes place in my hometown.
Apr 29, 2010 JoAnn/QuAppelle marked it as abandoned
So disappointing. I have loved Hammond's other books but this one just dragged and the characters were unappealing. The "plot", whatever it was, was uninteresting. I just could not get into it.
Aug 22, 2010 Katie added it · review of another edition
Not really a book I would have picked up. But it was a freeby from a PLA conference. But it's probably not really a bad thing to read books that you think you wouldn't have ever read.
I'm 53, and it's hard to believe that anyone could possibly care about where I was born, but for the sake of due diligence, it was in Queens, NY. I grew up in Upper Nyack, a suburb of New York City, without a lot of drama, and the most important thing I learned in my four years at Middlebury College in Vermont was that I could write in James Joyce's stream-of-consciousness style fluently and for l ...moreMore about Diane Hammond...
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Set up and first play with a rules run-down is a very long experience. With 4 players, all seasoned board game aficionados, we had to keep revisiting the rules. The entire game play took 3 hours. Even if we were all familiar with this particular game, it is unlikely to be playable in less than 2 hours. The best strategy is to keep track of where you saw the cards, to whom you passed cards, and who passed cards to you.
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London's life was as much of an adventure as any of his best books...and was the basis for much material in his books. If there is one shortcoming to this biography, it is the limitation of space. Much interesting material had to be jettisoned in order to fit the work into the space allowed by the publishers. Still, if you only read one biography of Jack London, this is the one it should be. You cannot choose a better one.
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"Jack London,: A biography" by Richard O'Connor was published in 1964, and is a good read, with a number of interesting details not found in most biographical work on London, even today. O'Connor still, however, makes occasional attempts to hit below the belt, like most of London's biographers. It was followed by Andrew Sinclair's "...Read more ›
Instead, he relied on his strength, his determination, and his wits. He finally sold a couple of "yarns" at the age of twenty-one. Most writers at this stage would have little to go on from their experience. Jack had plenty.
Labor takes us through the early years, already crammed with possibilities for the later London to draw upon. As a teenager, Oakland cannery worker, oyster pirate, fish patrolman, hobo, able-bodied seaman, he did all this before returning to high school and, briefly, the U. of Cal. Although he had to drop out to work again, after his menial labor, he vowed to find a better way to make a living.
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with bandaged ear of Vincent Van
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of the entirely fictitious Wesco PeneTraitor, a
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band than almost anyone else, because you
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what the chord is—I mean, it's not a chord
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is. I can pull the rug out from under everybody
when things aren't going right. No
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by changing the chord. I can also change the
rhythmic feel of the song with the drummer.
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"When I need that extra bit of volume, it
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NEW YORK — Through one week of the World Cup, Facebook has already seen more people having more interactions about the tournament on the social media site than it had for the Sochi Olympics, Super Bowl and Academy Awards combined.
A total of 141 million people have commented about, "liked" or shared posts on Facebook about the World Cup, the company said Friday. There have been 459 million different interactions on it.
Much of the action is international: 85 percent of the people talking about the World Cup on Facebook are from outside of the United States. There are 1.28 billion people on Facebook worldwide, 80 percent of them living outside the U.S.
"We always see a large level of conversation on Facebook around big sporting events," said Justin Osofsky, the company's vice president of global operations and media partnerships. "But what we're witnessing around the World Cup has been extraordinary."
By contrast, the Super Bowl engaged some 50 million people on Facebook, the Sochi games 45 million people and the Oscars 11.3 million people, the social media site said.
Facebook has targeted the World Cup as part of its effort to become a site with more real-time conversation and news distribution around big events, functions where many people think of Twitter first. Facebook is promoting World Cup-related hashtags, has a special World Cup-related section and heavily promotes celebrity-related posts.
A photo posted by Pitbull, who performed at the opening ceremonies, has received more than 1.2 million interactions, as has a photo posted by Brazilian soccer star Neymar, Facebook said.
Facebook is also working with other media outlets to increase its exposure. One of the most prominent is Univision, the broadcaster with the Spanish-language rights to telecast the World Cup in the United States, which is featuring details about Facebook postings on its telecast. For CNN International, Facebook is constantly measuring what topics surrounding the World Cup are getting the most attention.
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Grrrrr-onimo! Fearless dog is strapped to elite air force troop as it parachutes from 1,000ft as part of anti-terror squad's training
- Jany, an explosives detector, sits calmly in her body harness before a jump
- She is strapped to chest of Officer Jorge Herrera for their tandem leap
- The Colombian Group of Air Special Commands protects airports
An elite air force unit has a new weapon in the fight against crime - a parachuting dog.
Jany, a Belgian Malinois, jumps out of a plane more than 1,000ft above the ground strapped to the chest of an officer.
Before a jump, she lies calmly on the aircraft floor in her body harness before it's time to make the leap.
Jany, a Belgian Malinois, is strapped to the chest of an officer for parachute jumps as part of a Colombian anti-terror squad mission
Officer Jorge Herrera and Jany sit inside a Colombian air force plane before their jump
After take-off, Jany, wearing a body harness, lies at the feet of her fellow paratroopers as they wait to jump
Jany, an explosives detector dog, is part of the Group of Air Special Commands, based outside the Colombian capital Bogota.
In these photographs she is seen in the arms of Officer Jorge Herrera, her tandem partner, before they get ready for their mission.
The 90-strong squad fights terrorism and criminal activity at all of Colombia's airports.
Each paratrooper carries their equipment on their body for their jumps, which are fraught with danger as landing areas are often full of anti-personnel blast mines - landmines designed for humans.
Before they throw themselves out of their plane, the troopers bid each other farewell and wish their comrades a safe landing.
Photographer Oliver Ehmig, from Colombia, captured the moments of calm.
The Belgian Malinois wears a muzzle for the jump and is helped into her battle position by her human comrades
The squad members all wish each other good luck before they jump from a ramp inside their plane
The Group of Air Special Commands' task, aided by Jany, is to combat terrorist and criminal activity at all of Colombia's airports
He said: 'Minutes before the jump, I noticed the fraternal friendship between the members of the Group of Air Special Commands.
'They were joking and pulling pranks on each other and Jany seemed calm, fully aware that she's going to jump out.
'She was extremely calm during the flight and was euphoric when she touched the ground.
'What I enjoy most is the silence before, followed by a collective euphoria among the group after the successful manoeuvre.'
Mr Ehmig said recruits go through a gruelling selection process to be chosen for the team, based at the Madrid air base outside the capital.
The 90-strong squad, pictured with their canine counterpart, are located at the Madrid Air Base, outside the Colombian capital, Bogota
Jumps can be dangerous for the soldiers because landing area are often dotted with anti-personnel blast mines
One of the squad members gives photographer Oliver Ehmig the thumbs-up as he begins his descent to the ground
He added: 'Their members have been through the legendary "Lancer" course, considered one of the most rigorous military training in the world.
'They are highly trained to resolve airplane hostage situations.'
The Belgian Malinois, related to the German Shepherd, is popular with armed forces and the police for its loyalty and ability to detect explosives and drugs.
A Malinois named Cairo was part of the United States Navy SEALS squad that killed Osama Bin Laden.
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