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The Labyrinth of No: Enrique Vila-Matas' Bartleby and Co.
[Page one of Melville's Bartleby the Scrivener] Enrique Vila-Matas’ Bartleby & Co. is a metafiction about the very nature of literature itself. Bartleby, of course, is the character from Her… more →
Vertigo: Collecting & Reading W.G. Sebald
Book 949 Enrique Vilas-Matas - Bartleby & Co.
deucekindred wrote 1 month ago: Apologies for the size of the pic – it was all I could find! Talent is a weird thing. Sometime … more →
another tribute to the great enrique vila-matas: short fiction by roberto bolaño
peter wrote 4 months ago: “Enrique Martín” Roberto Bolaño for Enrique Vila-Matas A poet can endure anything. Which am … more →
Weekend reading from the Hindu!
Guru wrote 1 year ago: [1] On a poet Keki N Daruwalla pays his tributes to Kersy Katrak: As a poet he did not get his due, … more →
Iván Thays, finalista del Premio Herralde
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Gastón García M. wrote 1 year ago: Vila-Matas estaba a punto de incluirlo como un Barterbly más de la literatura latinoamericana. Cuand … more →
¿Para qué sirve la literatura? (I/III)
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Gastón García M. wrote 1 year ago: La primera entrevista que hice a un escritor fue a Andrés Rivera. Yo acababa de leer La Revolución e … more →
Footnotes to an Invisible Text: A Study in Literary Paralysis
karlo mikhail wrote 1 year ago: That I found Enrique Vila-Matas’ Bartleby and Co. among the many books in the under a hundred pesos … more →
Enrique Vila-Matas: "La literatura es la única alternativa a las tiranías cotidianas"
diversitymedia wrote 1 year ago: “Uno tiene ante sí el trabajo, la familia, la política, mundos ya definidos, y eso, junto con la tel … more →
Bolaño Cercano
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eamonnmcdonagh wrote 1 year ago: I became aware of Roberto Bolaño the day after he died when I read this obituary of him by Rodrigo F … more →
The Labyrinth of No: Enrique Vila-Matas' Bartleby and Co.
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Terry wrote 2 years ago: [Page one of Melville's Bartleby the Scrivener] Enrique Vila-Matas’ Bartleby & Co. is a me … more →
Why Should the Writer Care about the Reader?
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Terry wrote 2 years ago: The blog world moves at a pretty fast clip and even though I’m not a daily blogger I still fin … more →
Enrique Vila-Matas' Literature Sickness and W.G. Sebald
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Terry wrote 2 years ago: If ever there was a subject to be avoided by novelists, it ought to be writer’s block, a theme that … more →
Under the Influence of Sebald (I)
Terry wrote 2 years ago: The most obvious way in which Sebald’s legacy as a writer can be seen is in the number of works of f … more →
