The journey one takes toward Clarice Lispector has a great deal to do with the way she is read. I came to her through Helene Cixous, and therefore she (CL) has become inseparable from me, as I experiment with my reading of her, paying almost as much attention to my internal carry-on-chorus that wobbles along […]
Tag Archives: Experimental Fiction
June
28
Água Viva – Clarice Lispector and reading the invisable text. (Book Review)
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November
14
Pith and Amber – the watery words of Carah A. Naseem (Book review)
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I’m not even sure what compelled me to purchase Pith and Amber. Perhaps I was entranced by the idea of the beautiful cover? I wanted to read some books from Fugue State Press who publish beautiful works of experimental fiction, and for some reason I purchased this book. The first thing that strikes me when […]
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