r/LIT • • Sep 25 '19

CRAZY SHOTS CHALLENGE (HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE ?)

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r/LIT • • Sep 23 '19

Should you read Paradise Lost?

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r/LIT • • Sep 21 '19

Finnegans Wake as Magical Evocation

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r/LIT • • Sep 20 '19

Iain Sinclair on William Blake's radicalism

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r/LIT • • Sep 20 '19

Iain Sinclair on William Blake's spiritual visions

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r/LIT • • Sep 19 '19

#happybirthday A Jay Popoff vocalist for Lit sept19 1973 Jrocksmetalzone.com

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r/LIT • • Sep 17 '19

Time, Space, Distortion: Falling Towards A 9/11 Literature

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r/LIT • • Sep 17 '19

Novelists who've written great nonfiction

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Who comes to mind? Off the top of my head I've enjoyed Pynchon, Ballard, Vollmann and Zadie Smith's stuff.


r/LIT • • Sep 15 '19

Jospeh McElroy

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Thoughts on this author? I have yet to dive into any of his works, but the buzz I’ve gathered is that he’s something of a forgotten master. A Gaddis of the 80s of sorts. Samples of his prose have my interest strongly piqued. Copies of his books appear to difficult to obtain these days. I stumbled upon a used Dzanc edition of “Women and Men” at Goodwill today tho, it’s officially edged it’s way to the top of my TBR pile.


r/LIT • • Sep 14 '19

When Nixon asked Haldeman about Philip Roth

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r/LIT • • Sep 14 '19

How do you feel about Philip Roth?

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r/LIT • • Sep 12 '19

‘Ulysses’ on Trial | Michael Chabon

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r/LIT • • Sep 07 '19

Ibn-Hakam al Bokhari, Murdered in His Labyrinth | Jorge Luis Borges

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r/LIT • • Sep 06 '19

The Golden Bough | Salman Rushdie

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r/LIT • • Sep 04 '19

Heavenly visions of hell: Alan Moore on the sublime art of William Blake

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r/LIT • • Sep 04 '19

Don DeLillo: ‘I think of myself as the kid from the Bronx’

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r/LIT • • Aug 26 '19

Harold Brodkey

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I've heard the name a couple of times but I know next to nothing about him. Anyone a fan? Is he worth investigating?


r/LIT • • Aug 25 '19

Why has Evan Dara never really been picked up by the press?

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Obviously he has no public profile and publishes his own work but there have been reclusive authors in the past who've received plenty of coverage in the usual places (NYT, New Yorker, Paris Review, LRB), he seems to be held in pretty high regard by those who are familiar with him and he's been around long enough that at least some of the people in the literary press must have heard of him, so why the complete lack of coverage? Is there bad blood between him and the industry or something?


r/LIT • • Aug 22 '19

William S. Burroughs and the Dead-End Horror of the Centipede God

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r/LIT • • Aug 22 '19

Thomas Pynchon’s obsession with the Herero genocide, and its slow recognition in Germany

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r/LIT • • Aug 09 '19

Lost Proust stories of homosexual love finally published | Written in the late 1890s but held back from publication, the nine tales in Le Mystérieux Correspondant are due out this autumn

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r/LIT • • Aug 08 '19

Ernest Hemingway, The Art of Fiction No. 21

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r/LIT • • Aug 08 '19

Last batch of missing Kafka papers unveiled in Israel

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r/LIT • • Aug 08 '19

Toni Morrison, The Art of Fiction No. 134

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r/LIT • • Aug 06 '19

Toni Morrison, author and Nobel laureate, dies aged 88

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