Dalkey Archive Scholarly: An Unwritten Novel (Paperback)

from David_David_Katzman

The Book of Disquiet should be read slowly and thoughtfully, savored and sipped like fine wine. It's a groundbreaking work of Modernist experimentation that consists of a collection of writings found on disorganized scraps of paper in a chest found in the author's home after his death. These scra...

from jasonpettus

(Reprinted from the Chicago Center for Literature and Photography [cclapcenter.com]. I am the original author of this essay, as well as the owner of CCLaP; it is not being reprinted illegally.) This was recommended to me by a friend of mine, Chicago bizarro author David David Katzman, specificall...

from David_David_Katzman

The Book of Disquiet should be read slowly and thoughtfully, savored and sipped like fine wine. It's a groundbreaking work of Modernist experimentation that consists of a collection of writings found on disorganized scraps of paper in a chest found in the author's home after his death. These scra...

from antao

You'll admit I'm sure that many do indeed adopt nihilism/inner 'emptiness'/void gazing/ennui -- Motorcycle Emptiness for short -- as a social pose, as a way of attracting chums, sexual and otherwise. And this will of course continue no matter how many read Wallace or Lee Rourke or this here littl...

from Luli81

I have this habit of keeping a pencil close by when I'm reading a book which I know is going to have some passages I want to remember. So, whenever I come across a sentence or a paragraph that strikes me for some reason, I underline it. Well now, what's mostly happened with my copy of the "The bo...