'new york observer' published my ~2600-word essay
re the future of the novel (selected coverage: htmlgiant, full stop, the tangential, moby lives)
supplemental material is below (click to enlarge)
supplemental material is below (click to enlarge)
16 Comments:
beautiful
nice
I humbly disagree - http://literalab.com/post/4819929686/does-the-novel-have-a-future-yes-and-it-has-a-past
I like how The Book of Disquiet 'makes a beeline' for Richard Yates.
hey tao
do you know anything about how you are perceived in norway or serbia?
lol @harland
Refreshingly, you and I have a lot in common.
@anonymous sweet
@che sweet
@michael sweet
@phc sweet
@harland the serbian publisher of 'eeeee eee eeee' likes me, i think, i've emailed with him ~10-20 times; the norwegian publisher seems to like me, because they decided to publish 'sfaa' in norway; i haven't heard from the public except ~2-6 facebook messages from either country, i think
@robert sweet
good job
I think that you are the reason why "kmart realism" is listed on Urban Dictionary: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kmart%20realism
That's kind of a feat :)
good interview with jacket2... looked for a place to comment on it but...
good job sounds good
now that david brought it up
interviewer's voice is like a pastiche that includes barack obama's voice
that´s nice :)
but
what about "spanish" writters?
any of Cortázar or Lezama Lima?
or others?
mmm
I'm trying really, really hard to understand this
brilliant
@jordan sweet
@rachel sweet
@david sweet, someone on twitter i think said something like that they now have an interview they can link to to easily show why they think i'm bad
@victoria pastiche, interesting
@jorge i think donald barthelme is 20% spanish
@kimberly sweet
@diane sweet
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