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This review is from: Superfiction, or The American Story Transformed: An Anthology (Paperback)
This is not the only selection of such stories and authors, but it is a good (if dated) one. I used some simpler selections from it when teaching English and Literature in China.
I particularly recommend Vonnegut's "Unready to Wear," Pynchon's "In Which Esther Gets a Nose Job," and Rascoe's "A Lot of Cowboys," although (as LeVar Burton might say) "You don't have to take my word for it." Joe David Bellamy - Introduction Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. - Unready to Wear Robert Coover - The Elevator Rudolph Wurlitzer - Quake Ursule Molinaro - Chiaroscuro Joyce Carol Oates - By the River John Hawkes - The Universal Fears Leonard Michaels - Manikin Thomas Pynchon - In Which Esther Gets a Nose Job John Gardner - Queen Louisa William H. Gass - Order of Insects Barton Midwood - One's Ship Robley Wilson, Jr. - Saying Good-Bye to the President John Barth - Life-Story Donald Barthelme - Sentence Gilbert Sorrentino - The Moon in Its Flight Ronald Sukenick - What's Your Story Ishmael Reed - The Loop Garoo Kid Judith Rascoe - A Lot of Cowboys John Batki - At the National Festival John Updike - Under the Microscope(less) |
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Superfiction, or The American Story Transformed: An Anthology by Joe David Bellamy (Paperback - July 12, 1975)
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