“I Prefer Not To”: Herman Melville’s Bartleby: The Scrivener
Literature’s great refusenik remains as ambiguous as ever – the everyman protestor who rebels of all stripes feel represents them.
Tag: literature
Return To Trip City
The legendary acid-noir novel of the rave era returns in a long-awaited new edition.
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Georges Bataille On Literature And Evil
The only television interview with the writer, philosopher and transgressive artist.
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Dames Are Dangerous!
A 1946 collection of unflattering observations about the female of the species, freshly reissued for modern misanthropes.
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In The Flesh: Looking Back At Alina Reyes’ The Butcher
Remembering Alina Reyes’ The Butcher, the sensational and scandalous erotic novel of the 1980s.
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The Pulp Fiction Of The Mysterious Jack Kahler
Exploring a little-known author of sleazy 1960s paperback cheap thrills.
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Musing On Chapbooks
Looking at a pair of stories that revive a grand old tradition of stand-alone short fiction.
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We Need To Talk About Baby Killer: An Interview With Frank Cassese
Novelist Frank Cassese discusses extreme ideas, challenging philosophy, brutal music and forbidden ideas.
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