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Miles Klee

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Miles Klee was born in Brooklyn and grew up in South Orange, New Jersey. He is the author of the novel IVYLAND (OR Books 2012) and the story collection TRUE FALSE (OR Books 2015). He lives in Los Angeles.

Klee graduated from Williams College, where he studied with Jim Shepard, Andrea Barrett and Paul Park. His essays, articles, satire and short stories have appeared in Vanity Fair, Lapham's Quarterly, Guernica, Unstuck, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, 3:AM, The Awl, The Village Voice, The New York Observer, Salon, Electric Literature, Terraform, Hobart, and MEL Magazine.
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Miles Klee Tough question! Kinda love them all. I think I'd agree with most that Wittgenstein's Mistress is his 'best,' though not necessarily my favorite. Sprin…moreTough question! Kinda love them all. I think I'd agree with most that Wittgenstein's Mistress is his 'best,' though not necessarily my favorite. Springer's Progress is quite funny as well. Overall, though, I think it's the Notecard Quartet that most sticks with me (This Is Not a Novel, The Last Novel, Reader's Block, and Vanishing Point). These are all completely addictive and wonderful (if bleak) books. And while they have a lot of similarities in form and theme, they each harbor specific idea. I think The Last Novel and Reader's Block stand out in this way, the former focusing on how geniuses often die impoverished, forgotten, suicidal, and insane, while Reader's Block is amazing for the way it highlights how geniuses are often reprehensible people—it basically contains the definitive list of which great artists were raging anti-Semites, for instance. So! It depends on what you like to be sad about. But you can't go wrong with any of these. (less)
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True False: Stories

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