Are you dyslexic or have some other issue? If you can read without issue, read this story and also read Thurber's "The Catbird Seat." That's a good story and I don't have audio of it.
Thanks a lot it really helped out and I was having trouble understanding it when I read it and when I listened to the video it helped me understand it better and easier
As a long-time Thurber fan, I say that "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" is the finest example of American literary prose. I have to say that my favorite Thurber short story is The New Yorker parody profile, "Something To Say", about the incandescent life of Elliott Vereker, an author so brilliant, so controversial that he didn't actually have to write anything. I have read The New Yorker for many years, and, whenever I come across a profile, I always stop and chuckle. I recommend it.
No - Walter is not dreaming - he is 'personal mythmaking' - creating personal myths which transcend (as in trump) the Collective myths of modern life which seek to impose a series of otherwise impenetrable prison cells around his authentic sense of self-identity. In some societies - Walter would be considered a shaman - a visionary - a prophet.
Nice reading of teh marvelous story. Hey, Hollywood- this is a 10-15 minute read, so when you cash in on the Mitty name you are adding in an hour and a half of filler. If your movie is good, give it a different title..or do you fear a monetary loss in your pocketa?
Thanks a lot this help with my home work cause, I'm to lazy to read it, so thanks for the audio
Are you dyslexic or have some other issue? If you can read without issue, read this story and also read Thurber's "The Catbird Seat." That's a good story and I don't have audio of it.
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I'm also to lazy to read.
I've got horrible add so it was nice to read along to this
Thanks a lot it really helped out and I was having trouble understanding it when I read it and when I listened to the video it helped me understand it better and easier
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Thank you! You helped me understand the reading much better.
As a long-time Thurber fan, I say that "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" is the finest example of American literary prose. I have to say that my favorite Thurber short story is The New Yorker parody profile, "Something To Say", about the incandescent life of Elliott Vereker, an author so brilliant, so controversial that he didn't actually have to write anything. I have read The New Yorker for many years, and, whenever I come across a profile, I always stop and chuckle. I recommend it.
Thank you
Fantastic! What a great recital. Thanks for uploading this classic work of art.
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Yeah man that's a mood
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Evolution is strange, I'm a hundred years after Thurber, and so much dumber
Thanks for the narration. When I read the story aloud, I take Ms. Mitty's voice higher and whinier... Haha
Thank you!
Walter Mitty escapes his wife and the real world to one of his imagination.
love this-more power to the great Walter Mitty
omg thank you so much
THANK YOU
ikr im way 2 lazy to read dis
What a delightful story!
idk why but i cant understand this story
Walter Mitty, in real life, is a mild-mannered, ineffectual man, but in his imagination, he's a Captain, a surgeon, etc.
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now .. that's good reading
No - Walter is not dreaming - he is 'personal mythmaking' - creating personal myths which transcend (as in trump) the Collective myths of modern life which seek to impose a series of otherwise impenetrable prison cells around his authentic sense of self-identity. In some societies - Walter would be considered a shaman - a visionary - a prophet.
Hi y’all people good book and dab on them haters
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This is so much easyer than reading
Nice reading of teh marvelous story. Hey, Hollywood- this is a 10-15 minute read, so when you cash in on the Mitty name you are adding in an hour and a half of filler. If your movie is good, give it a different title..or do you fear a monetary loss in your pocketa?
he is totally a maladaptive daydreamer
Too fast. Very high pitch. I don't like it.
Take it with The New Yorker; it's from their CD