A great novel is a disturbing comprehensive vision of the human experience. It persuades you, for a while, to watch the human parade from a weirdly angled window—to consider human life under the aspect, not of eternity, but of an odd and assertive particularity.
Sunday, January 09, 2011
Criticizing the critics ...
... Backlash against Gribbenizing.
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