Archive for January, 2009

Ana María del Río: Carmen’s Rust

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

Posted in Chile, del Río, Ana María, Overlook Duckworth, incest, power, first person narrator, persecution, love

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It's thanks to a slurry of comments on Chilean literature in my review of Juan Rulfo's Pedro Páramo, that I come to Ana María del Río's Carmen's Rust (1986). The ... Read more..

Luke Haines: Bad Vibes

Sunday, January 11th, 2009

Posted in memoir, William Heinemann, music, Haines, Luke, England

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For the past fifteen years Luke Haines has been producing a solid body of music in a number of different guises, the best known of which is the Auteurs. If ... Read more..

Horace McCoy: They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

Posted in existential, euthanasia, crime, McCoy, Horace, 1001 Books, Serpent's Tail, murder, Great Depression, first person narrator, death, America

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Midnight Classics, as far as I can tell, was an imprint of Serpent’s Tail reserved for publishing forgotten works of pulpy noir and psychedelic fiction. A number of titles ... Read more..

Gilbert Adair: And Then There Was No One

Sunday, January 4th, 2009

Posted in humour, postmodern, faber & faber, crime, metafiction, first person narrator, Scotland, murder, unreliable narrator, Adair, Gilbert

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Gilbert Adair, in the third of his Evadne Mount novels, changes tack and disposes with the cosy Christie model subverted successfully in The Act Of Roger Murgatroyd and less so ... Read more..



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