Blogs about: Robert Coover

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Mcsweeney's #16 (Summer 2005)

Paul Debraski wrote 1 week ago: SOUNDTRACK: SUGAR-Beaster EP (1993). I didn’t know that Beaster, the Sugar EP was recorded at the sa … more →

Tags: Funny ha ha, funny strange, McSweeney's, Roddy Doyle, Marriage trouble, Short Story, hüsker dü, Religion, Yuck

Bibliophile Wanted

Michael J. Rudy wrote 1 month ago: Immersing myself in books.  Deep in the shit of artist’s biographies.  Thinking of the lives o … more →

Tags: Introduction to Book Porn, Books, Philip Roth, Thomas Pynchon, David Foster Wallace, George Saunders, Carl Sandburg, zadie smith, John Irving

pyrajane's review #4: Briar Rose by Robert Coover

pyrajane wrote 2 months ago: I don’t know how to even begin to give a warning for this review. If you’re familiar wit … more →

Tags: 4 stars - a great book, CBR#5, pyrajane, Fairy Tale, Retold Tales, folklore

Some Thoughts About Gabriel Blackwell’s Shadow Man: A Biography of Lewis Miles Archer

John Madera wrote 3 months ago: Part sophisticated pastiche: a hardboiled egg painted a pulpy purple; part metafictional play employ … more →

Tags: alain robbe-grillet, Big Other, Brian Evenson, Gabriel Blackwell, John Madera, Noir, Paul Auster, Shadow Man, Shadow Man: A Biography of Lewis Miles Archer

New Fiction Forthcoming!

thechapbookreview wrote 3 months ago: Great news! One of my fictions, “Suspension as a Unit of Experience; or, What She Remembered o … more →

Tags: John Madera, <conjunctions>, Bradford Morrow, J W McCormack, Gabriel Blackwell, Ben Marcus, Robert Walser, Kim Chinquee, Carole Maso

A Review of Robert Coover's "The Origin of the Brunists"

thenewdirectionoftime wrote 6 months ago: (An explosion in a coal mine sets into motion a series of events in the small town of West Condon. T … more →

Tags: Literature, The Origin of the Brunists

Monday's Link Roundup.

Dan Curtis wrote 8 months ago: In this Monday’s Link Roundup don’t miss Can a photograph be true or false? It’s a … more →

Tags: Monday's Link Roundup, Tips, writing, Future, HOW TO?, memoir, photos, Books, History

Underdog Literature, September 2012: 15 fresh or compelling, off-the-wall titles

stefanmesch wrote 8 months ago: . Here are 15 books that caught my interest lately. Fresh, off-beat, quirky or curious titles that m … more →

Tags: English Posts, Robert Boswell, Milena Michiko Flašar, Jenny Lawson, tom bissell, John Gardner, Padget Powell, Michel Butor, Moira Crone

Imagining "That"1 comment

lexiphanicdad wrote 8 months ago: One of the most troubling moments a writer or an artist faces is not being able to imagine anything … more →

Tags: Writing for purity's sake, the fever, Ezra Pound, edwidge danticat, William Gaddis, William Carlos Williams, David Foster Wallace, James Baldwin, Ernest Hemingway

Pinocchio in Venice...2 comments

seductivevenice wrote 8 months ago: …is the name of the book I started reading this week. It’s by Robert Coover. It starts o … more →

Tags: Venice, Gondolas?, writing, Literature, Casanova, Pinocchio, gondola

Briar Rose--Robert Coover

lifefromthestep wrote 9 months ago: Grim fairy tales.  Without the extra m. Coover reimagines the story of Sleeping Beauty from the poin … more →

Tags: Books, Fairy Tales, Briar Rose, sleeping beauty

Robert Coover in Wales

jessicastoner wrote 11 months ago: I used to listen to recordings and record “spoken notes” as I went on 6-hour walks on th … more →

Tags: Wales

Forward-Thinking Dzanc Books Once Again Outthinks the So-Called Majors2 comments

John Madera wrote 11 months ago: Robert Coover is one of the most important writers (among the many living, seemingly living, or othe … more →

Tags: John Madera, Matt Bell, dzanc books, Dan Wickett, Big Other

Rewriting fairy tales

backyardbooks wrote 11 months ago: “The wicked stepmother is a staple of the popular fairy-tale tradition and arguably its most famous … more →

Tags: Fairy and Folk Tales, Fairy Tales, The evil stepmother, feminist literary criticism, christy williams, postmodern writing, Jack Zipes

A Reading List to learn to Read Like a Literature Professor?10 comments

SuperTramP wrote 1 year ago: This reading List is reproduced from the book How to Read Literature Like a Professor: A Lively and … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Books, Creative, Poetry, Alexandria Quartet, Book, Charles Dicken, Charles Dickens, Christmas Carol

day 179 - the indian uprising, donald barthelme

threesixfivestory wrote 1 year ago: the indian uprising, donald barthelme pp6  (1968) the granta book of the american short story: volum … more →

Tags: American, Twentieth Century, Short Story, threesixfive, Stuart Bird, American Short Story, Richard Ford, The Granta Book of The American Short Story, donald barthelme

Noir2 comments

1streading wrote 1 year ago: After reading Pricksongs and Descants last year, I made an immediate decision to acquaint myself mor … more →

Tags: Books, Noir

Mark Fraser: Day Three Hundred and Fifty Five - Something Sinister This Way Comes

Mark wrote 1 year ago: Just after I finished my Scottish Literature exam at the start of the month I jumped into the uni li … more →

Tags: Mark Fraser, postaday2011, Short Story, one a day bloggers, Fiction, postmodern, sinister

Day Three Hundred and Fifty Four: Something Sinister This Way Comes

Mark wrote 1 year ago: Just after I finished my Scottish Literature exam at the start of the month I jumped into the uni li … more →

Tags: postaday2011, one a day bloggers, Fiction, Short Story, postmodern


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