Outline Trilogy: Kudos : A Novel (Series #3) (Paperback)

from kayanelson

I read the 3 books in the Outline trilogy back to back. By Kudos, I was getting a little bit tired of the writing style and felt like she was getting more and more philosophical throughout the progression of the books. Overall I liked all three books and thought the premise of the books was creat...

from ozzer

Autofiction is a genre that inhabits a place between fiction and memoir. In KUDOS (OUTLINE and TRANSIT being the other two novels in this trilogy that I must confess to not having read), Cusk intelligently explores a broad array of interesting ideas. Having read the two previous novels would prep...

from dooney

Kudos is the third in Rachel Cusk's trilogy that began with Outline, and in some sense the author has come full circle. In the first book the narrator seemed to be in the process of rediscovering herself, having lost one view of herself, and in this, the final novel, she has reached the goal, onl...

from icolford

In Kudos, the third volume of her brilliant Outline trilogy, Rachel Cusk returns to Faye, a British author of some repute who in this novel is attending a literary festival/conference in a warm, probably Mediterranean, European urban centre that remains unnamed throughout the book. Once again Fay...

from RandyMetcalfe

For a third outing, Rachel Cusk's Faye is once again the receptacle of other people's tales of their lives' trials and tribulations. This time Faye is attending a writers' festival in an unnamed sunny European country. Mostly she encounters other writers, most of whom are significantly more famou...