While reading On the Road, one thing i thought about a little was what Genre is it. I know its Fiction, but like, what bookstore genre is it. You know how the bookstores have, Adult Fiction, Teen Fiction, Historical Fiction, Poetic Fiction, etc. On the Road is like, kinda-not really Fiction lol.
I thought about the title too, On the Road, and its pretty on point. The story is like, 100 percent on the road traveling lol. It represents the feel of Sal and the whole story, that feeling of restlessness and his need to be always moving. He's never satisfied so he's always On the Road! lol
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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