Title?

Yeah, Tobias' loathing for Korine is fairly well documented on this site. This is pretty much the review I figured he would write. I wish someone else had reviewed it. (Not trying to insult Tobias, he is a good film critic, I just wish there was a second opinion.)

Omensetter's Luck by William H. Gass

so far the recognitions is easier to read than JR.

the thing about Both Flesh and Not is that pretty much every essay was already available online

Mason & Dixon is badass, Vineland is sorta disappointing but still pretty funny.

really? what is left to publish? college essays?

I'm a big pynchon nut (GR is probably my favorite novel of all time) but I read the first 120 pages of AtD and wasn't all that enthralled. I'll definitely read it eventually but I'm not in any rush to get back to it.

I'm almost 200 pages into The Recognitions by William Gaddis. I'm also reading Dennis Cooper's Frisk.

V.

V.

Miles is such an amazing book.

Miles is such an amazing book.

try enter the wu-tang, illmatic and the chronic

try enter the wu-tang, illmatic and the chronic

strawberry jam > feels > fall be kind > sung tongs > merriweather > spirit they've gone.. > here comes the indian > water curses > >>>> centipede hz > prospect hummer > danse manatee > animal crack box > holinndagain

strawberry jam > feels > fall be kind > sung tongs > merriweather > spirit they've gone.. > here comes the indian > water curses > >>>> centipede hz > prospect hummer > danse manatee > animal crack box > holinndagain

of modern white upper class america at least

of modern white upper class america at least

I've been meaning to get into frederick barthelme. Where's a good place to start?