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Recent Additions

April 2, 2004: Book ReviewCelestial HarmoniesBob Williams reviews Péter Esterházy’s sprawing novel about his famous Hungarian family.

March 30, 2004: The Modern Word – Spiral-Bound #14 – A new issue of The Modern Word’s newsletter has been posted.

March 30, 2004: The Brazen Head – Ulysses Criticism – Andrew Gibson’s Joyce’s Revenge has been included.

March 26, 2004: The Scriptorium – William Gaddis – In the essay “Gaddis: Toward the Dramatic,” Garrett Rowlan uses James Joyce to trace Gaddis’ career from the lyric through the epic to the dramatic.

March 25, 2004: The Garden of Forking Paths (Borges) – Film – The Borges Film section has been revised and expanded.

March 24, 2004: Contest #2AdaptationThe winners have been announced.

March 20, 2004: Book ReviewA New Universal History of Infamy – A review of Rhys Hughes’ homage to Borges.

March 9, 2004: Small Press SpotlightGraywolf PressThe Modern Word looks at Graywolf Press, a small publisher devoted to quality literature.

March 3, 2004: Book ReviewMy Life as a FakeBlair Mahoney on Peter Carey’s book of literary hoaxes.

March 1, 2004: Book ReviewWakenight EmporiumBob Williams reviews A.B. West’s book of thirty-two meditations.

February 27, 2004: Book ReviewVoice of the FireIsmo Santala discusses Alan Moore’s debut novel.

February 24, 2004: Spermatikos Logos (Pynchon) – Film & TV – Erik Ketzan on Thomas Pynchon’s Simpsons appearance.

February 4, 2004: Apmonia (Beckett) – Papers – New paper added: John Fletcher’s in-depth comparative study, “Samuel Beckett and Jonathan Swift.”

February 4, 2004: The Brazen Head (Joyce) – Papers – New paper added: Randy Hofbauer’s “The Tool of the Martyr,” which looks at Stephen’s epiphanies in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.

February 1, 2004: Book ReviewDon QuixoteBob Williams looks at Edith Grossman’s new translation of Don Quixote.

January 30, 2004: Book ReviewDeep Purple and The Book of Dead BirdsBlair Mahoney reviews two books, Mayra Montero’s Deep Purple, winner of the Sonrisa Vertical, and Gayle Brandeis’ The Book of Dead Birds, winner of the Bellwether Prize.

January 27, 2004: Book ReviewThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-TimeMark Sarvas reviews Mark Haddon’s Whitbread-winning novel.

January 25, 2004: The Garden of Forking Paths (Borges) – Criticism – The Borges Criticism section has been significantly revised and expanded.

January 21, 2004: The Garden of Forking Paths (Borges) – Links – Borges link page revised and a dozen new links added.

January 16, 2004: Das Schloss (Kafka) – Works – New page added to Kafka’s Works: “Novellas,” featuring The Metamorphosis and In the Penal Colony.

January 14, 2004: Das Schloss (Kafka) – Criticism – The Criticism section of Das Schloss opens with commentary on Kafka biographies.

January 1, 2004: Revised RotundaAn expanded and revised homepage to start the new year!

December 31, 2003: Small Press SpotlightHippocampus PressThe Modern Word kicks off a new feature by taking a close look at Hippocampus Press, a New York publisher devoted to H.P. Lovecraft and classic pulp fiction.

December 21, 2003: New SiteDas SchlossThe Modern Word’s Franz Kafka site opens its doors – on the longest night of the year, of course....


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