Inside & Out of Byzantium
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In this novel, Henrietta, an unlikely mystic, attempts to make peace with the dead in her life by telling their stories. She is accompanied by a would-be monk. Her “meditations” weirdly intersect with his–in the racially divided and bohemian Boston of the 1960s. Henrietta, confused by the spectacle of her own life, channels the insights of saints East and West with heartbreaking clarity.
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Refusing a career as a professional feminist, Shulamith Firestone found herself in an “airless space” approximately since the publication of her first book, The Dialectic of Sex. Airless Spaces is a collection of very short tales about losers in and mostly out of mental hospitals and the small crises that trigger their awareness that they are in trouble. Her characters are the subjects of an increasingly bureaucratized poverty, inhabiting the disappeared and darkened sectors of New York City.
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An undiscovered sanctuary where power accumulates in the delightful bower of secrecy and creation. Experimental and speculative writings by Nuruddin Farrah, Henri- Pierre Jeudy, Sun Ra, Michel Serres, T. Maliqalim Simone, Wole Soyinka, Lynne Tillman, Cornel West, Gregory Whitehead and others invoke the nomadic periplus.
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An irreverent and lucid sojourn through the facetious, twisted burps we call sophisticated society, captured by thecamera-quick and ruthless eye of the ever-vigilant third person, Madame Realism. Each fiction has a terse analytical agenda, surgically dissecting the mundane, forcing quotidian life off the canvas, out of the museum dioramas and into our laps.
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