TheStrayCat wrote:The last thing you read that made you feel furious.
That must have been
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. I have virtually no patience for it, let alone for the insistence in school curricula on including it.
linguoboy wrote:The last thing you read that quoted a theologian.
Quoted a theologian, eh?
Unless it's possible to argue that
The Poisonwood Bible features a number of amateur theologians, that would probably have to be
O homem que calculava by Malba Tahan (pen name of Brazilian writer and mathematics professor Júlio César de Mello e Souza), translated into English as
The Man Who Counted by Leslie Clark and Alistair Reed. It quotes from a number of people, including Plato, who I guess could be considered a theologian. One of the characters in the book is also a (fictional) theologian.
The last thing you read whose author was not writing in their native language.