IN THIS SUITE of five short pieces -- one of the unqualified literary masterpieces of the American 1960s -- William Gass finds five beautiful forms in which to explore the signature theme of his fiction: the solitary soul’s poignant, conflicted, and doomed pursuit of love and community. In their obsessions, Gass’s Midwestern dreamers are like the "grotesques" of Sherwood Anderson, but in their hyper-linguistic streams of consciousness, they are the match for Joyce’s Dubliners.
First published in 1968, this book begins with a beguiling thirty-three page essay and has five fictions: the celebrated novella "The Pedersen Kid," "Mrs. Mean," "Icicles," "Order of Insects," and the title story
William H. Gass (born July 30, 1924) is an American novelist, short story writer, essayist, critic, and former philosophy professor.
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第一篇写得真的太棒了!
评分第一篇写得真的太棒了!
评分第一篇写得真的太棒了!
评分第一篇写得真的太棒了!
评分第一篇写得真的太棒了!
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