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or the Secret of Style is a dazzling close reading of Austens prose style that is also an obsessive mirroring of it.and the way the narrator addresses the reader like another member of her comfortingly messy extended family.

I could (and perhaps should) reread Elizabeth Hardwicks Sleepless Nights every year that remains to me.the time her father was imprisoned in South Africa—Deborah Levy treats every morsel of her living autobiography (Things I Dont Want to Know.a zine-like concoction in which Mary Gaitskill intersperses pieces of her older and current fiction and nonfiction and.

Belarusian oral historian Svetlana Alexievich sits at kitchen tables across the former USSR and records peoples stories.I started reading my mothers copy of Pachinko—a full-on Sweeping Family Saga of a Korean immigrant family in Japan—and finished a library copy.

and references to pop culture phenomena in order to portray post-Pinochet Chile and the liminal space that is life lived under a dictator.

a collection of stories Id been meaning to read since I first encountered her writing in the magazine A Public Space.which is a great way to get started on documents.

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