(by paula scher at nytimes.com) follow the link for a lovely essay on the evolution of narcissistic, aggressive, sexual masculinity in great male authors’ prose. [ stefanie ]
Posts Tagged ‘dave eggers’
too twee for their own good
Posted in books, tagged dave eggers, david foster wallace, philip roth, portnoy's complaint, the new york times on March 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
festo’s book club
Posted in books, tagged charles bukowski, chuck palahniuk, dave eggers, david foster wallace, jack kerouac, jorge luis borges, michael pollan, milan kundera, ram dass, tom wolfe on March 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
these are some books we’ve read in the past year or so that have made an impression on us. all titles on the list guarantee many hours of delectable literary enjoyment. some of them are lifeeee chaaaanging. oprah shmoprah; here are our recommendations. a supposedly fun thing i’ll never do again by david foster wallace [...]
