Calamari Press/200 pgs
Excellent condition
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Marsupial is a fragmented novel about somebody out of place within the cathartic context of the making of a movie overseas.
“Although MARSUPIAL is heavily allusive (quantum mechanics, I Ching, Trojan War, biomorphology, etc.), the allusions are neither the point nor the extratextual reason standing silently behind their literary proxies—as if pulling away the curtain of the story would reveal the true meaning behind each character and event. Rather, the allusions are used sometimes as material springboards and sometimes as the method by which an idea or event is transformed into each other.”
—Keith Nathan Brown, from review in Puerto del Sol
Calamari Press/200 pgs
Excellent condition
__________________________________________
Marsupial is a fragmented novel about somebody out of place within the cathartic context of the making of a movie overseas.
“Although MARSUPIAL is heavily allusive (quantum mechanics, I Ching, Trojan War, biomorphology, etc.), the allusions are neither the point nor the extratextual reason standing silently behind their literary proxies—as if pulling away the curtain of the story would reveal the true meaning behind each character and event. Rather, the allusions are used sometimes as material springboards and sometimes as the method by which an idea or event is transformed into each other.”
—Keith Nathan Brown, from review in Puerto del Sol
