One for Sorrow

Ah, this post makes me all nostalgic, longing back to my years of film studies, when we'd watch obscure films so much we'd almost forget what it was like at a regualr cinema. :D Maybe I should join one of those film clubs again?

Heh, I didn't remember it until reading your referring the story, but I actually tried to read The man who laughed when I was a teenager and in the middle of my Les Misérables-fangirling phase. But I never managed to read more than the first chapters. Same with Travailleurs du Mer, only, I think I read half the first book, there, but it made even less of an impression. And yet I would list Hugo as my favourite author, because obviously, "he'd written the fantastic Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame." I'm kind of curious about giving those two a try now, though.