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Monthly Archives: May 2012
The About Video
This is a link to nobodyjones’s blog post: “On critiquing, reviewing and writing about children’s literature” And this is Joanne Harris’s article: “Criticism is fine, but do you have to spoil the plot?“
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged about, blogging, blogs, book reviewing, book reviews, criticism, literary criticism, plot, plot summary, review process, video
3 Comments
Varamo
Varamo is a novel by César Aira and translated into English by Chris Andrews, © New Directions 2012
Posted in Book Review
Tagged book review, contemporary fiction, fiction, masterpiece, novel, perspective, reality, supernatural, translation, writing, writing process
5 Comments
Spurious
Spurious is a novel by Lars Iyer, © Melville House 2011
Posted in Book Review
Tagged academics, apocalypse, beckett, blanchot, book review, contemporary fiction, fiction, fragments, funny, kafka, knowledge, nihilism, novel, philosophy, postmodernism, questions
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The Book of Whispering in the Projection Booth
The Book of Whispering in the Projection Booth is a collection of poems by Joshua Marie Wilkinson, © Tupelo Press 2009 If you’d like a helping hand with this one, click the Tupelo Press link for a cool little Reader’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged book review, collage poetry, contemporary poetry, forgetting, frames, language, loss, memory, perspective, photography, poetry, reading process
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