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The Unfilmables: A List of the Hardest Novels to Film

From The Unfilmables: A List of the Hardest Novels to Film: “Below are what I consider to be the most difficult novels to adapt, and who, if any, is fit to do that job.”

The Anxiety of Obsolescence

From The Anxiety of Obsolescence: “The Anxiety of Obsolescence explores the seemingly tenuous position of literary fiction in contemporary U.S. media culture, paying particular attention to the ways in which the novel has suggested its own demise through its representations of television and other late twentieth-century modes of communication.

A man cannot be contained

[Originally posted on MuchTooMuch]
I read Tom Wolfe’s essay, “The Three Stooges” last night, which you can find in his book, Hooking Up. The essay is his response to the negative criticisms that John Irving, Norman Mailer, and John Updike leveled against Wolfe’s bestselling novel, A Man in Full.
The essay then becomes a “State of the [...]

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