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Story of mine featured herein, called "Polaris Blue." One that I've clung on to for a long time, and I'm so glad to have finally found a home for it! Giving this anthology some advance praise for a great and timely theme. ...more |
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Bolaño's regard for Philip K. Dick was legendary-- (you have a weird definition of what constitutes a legend!) --and the two writers share a kind of looseness to their writing, an infectious explosiveness of creativity that does indeed produce masterp ...more |
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This is the Bolaño novel that I'm least likely to revisit. That's not to say it isn't good. In a way, I understand how/why this is the one that spread like wildfire through a generation of young readers and writers. Bolaño instantly earns the trust o ...more |
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| This is his best. Focused, funny, angry, unstoppable, sharp as a tungsten needle (if you believe the hype). And just so damn good. ...more | |
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On page 666 of this novel appears the line: Everything is a burned book, my dear maestro Everything is a burned book. That's the kind of psychotic wizardry and malfeasant meta-terror you'll be dealing with for nearly 900 pages. There's no trick. No chi ...more |
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This is the Bolaño novel that I'm least likely to revisit. That's not to say it isn't good. In a way, I understand how/why this is the one that spread like wildfire through a generation of young readers and writers. Bolaño instantly earns the trust o ...more |
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I'm not going to attempt a wade-in on the age-old argument of the line between poetry and fiction, especially not here, in connection with Llansol's enigmatic ...more |
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| Despite its lightly meta experimentation with translation/typesetting (which, unlike a lot of "experimental/meta" lit, serves a clear purpose and actually enhances the tone and concept of dislocation), Mizumura's fantastic and personal book exemplifi ...more | |
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| Urgent, violent book with gothic overtones, which seemed strange (but delightful) for a novel dubbed “autobiographical.” I didn’t research Carmen Laforet—don’t even have a Wikipedia level of familiarity with her life, but this didn’t seem like a book ...more | |
"Now I fully realize that I have no right to ‘review’ a book of which I’ve read only about forty miserable pages, plus its bloviating introduction. So if you’re a militant Fermor partisan and you’ve arrived here for the purpose of throwing fits and ta"
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