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Britain's first book blogger (November 2000). Friday, August 07, 2015. The Imperative to Write: Destitutions of the Sublime in Kafka, Blanchot and Beckett. My compulsion to write does not occlude the uselessness of filling pages with words" writes Fernando Sdrigotti. This admittedly contrived excuse to continue is one response to a problem that has confronted writers for over a century, with perhaps Samuel Beckett's response to Joyce. Art form of the modern era? God, goodness and silence. All three expre...

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This Space: This Space as a book

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Britain's first book blogger (November 2000). This Space of Writing. Now a major motion picture, or something. Sunday, August 02, 2015. When this blog turned ten years old in 2014, I decided to make a selection of the best posts to see what it looked like minus blog apparatus. Reading them together in this form, I was pleasantly surprised. Zero Books is now publishing it as a book. With a brilliant introductory essay by Lars Iyer. And a cover photo by the exceptionally talented Flowerville. Son of a Book.

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This Space: The Imperative to Write: Destitutions of the Sublime in Kafka, Blanchot and Beckett by Jeff Fort

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Britain's first book blogger (November 2000). Please consider buying this book. Friday, August 07, 2015. The Imperative to Write: Destitutions of the Sublime in Kafka, Blanchot and Beckett. My compulsion to write does not occlude the uselessness of filling pages with words" writes Fernando Sdrigotti. This admittedly contrived excuse to continue is one response to a problem that has confronted writers for over a century, with perhaps Samuel Beckett's response to Joyce. Art form of the modern era? All thre...

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This Space: 'Foreign to the resources of literature'

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Britain's first book blogger (November 2000). Please consider buying this book. Saturday, March 21, 2015. Foreign to the resources of literature'. Last week the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize longlist. Was announced. At the time I took even less notice than usual, indifferent to the predominance of predictable titles and their keeny blurbs, but I then discovered. That Mathias Énard's Zone. Of bloggers to add it. To their longlist. For a detailed review, see Max Cairnduff's. In a way, when Molloy.

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This Space: Reticent artificiality

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Britain's first book blogger (November 2000). Please consider buying this book. Thursday, March 18, 2010. In another essay, developing his reasons for admiring W. G. Sebald, [James Wood] contrasts him with some of his more popular contemporaries:. What is remarkable about. From James Wood's The Broken Estate. Yes, he reviewed The Emigrants for the Jewish Chronicle I think. Never seen it either, but he does call it a masterpiece. The Josipovici review. Check the link below if it appears, or the Google.

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This Space: One book in the grave

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Britain's first book blogger (November 2000). Please consider buying this book. Wednesday, July 09, 2008. One book in the grave. In need of something to brighten a dank early morning before work, I picked up Grave Matters. But it isn't dry at all. It's quite unsettling. In it Taylor connects the family secrets he uncovered as a child and the rubbings he has since taken of the gravestones of philosophers; two in particular. Thanks for the post though - I just picked up a copy of Grave Matters for 33p!

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The University of In-Between. Just what it doesn't say on the tin. In praise of slush →. January 9, 2010. I was thinking about playing a game to while away the boredom at work, when I remembered Reversi used to be called Othello when I was a kid, and made the literary connection for the first time – talk about “brand new world….”. Didn’t Rousseau say something to the effect that when he was in prison he dreamed vividly of liberty but when free he dreamed of being in prison? In praise of slush →.

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The University of In-Between. Just what it doesn't say on the tin. The Empire of Fear. Kim as the new man. February 6, 2010. Having now finished, I’d propose a (romantic, Victorian, Hegelian) counter-reading of. That doesn’t fully deny the Orientalist perspective on it, but shows how the/a text can work in all directions. Kim’s contact with the spy Colonel Creighton provokes a immediate rupture in consciousness:. Mussalman, Hindu, Jain, or Buddhist? That is a hard knot.’. In the madrissah I will be a Sah...

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