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Twilley: A Novel
In the excruciating world depicted by the nameless narrator of Twilley, objects loom large, overtaking the relatively antlike human subjects. It is a novel to read for its description of the present, its reflections on description, and its labyrinthian philosophical digressions. Readers may be reminded of Joyce, Borges, or even Nicholson Baker.
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Published January 1, 1997
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