Examines the responses of three recent American writers--Nabokov, Barthelme, and Kosinski--to the present crisis in fictional theory. Nabokov tends to emphasize the problems of the author, Barthelme those of the text, and Kosinski those of the reader.
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Examines the responses of three recent American writers--Nabokov, Barthelme, and Kosinski--to the present crisis in fictional theory. Nabokov tends to emphasize the problems of the author, Barthelme those of the text, and Kosinski those of the reader.
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NF in VG jacket. Red cloth with gilt titles to spine, in tan and black jacket, 8vo. 259pp. Index, bibliography, notes. Text-making strategies, as exemplified by Vladimir Nabokov, Donald Bathelme, and Jerzy Kosinski. NF/VG. Book has light spine slant with no effect on tight binding. Book is otherwise as new: sharp, bright and unmarked. Jacket has two 3/4" closed tears off upper and lower front edges, respectively (both internally tape-repaired). Light abrasion along extreme spine ends. along upper Central panels, colors and titles all bright and fine. In Brodart. Neither ex-lib nor remainder.
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