The New Yorker, Recommended Reading
"Nurske's rhetorical period, can be breathtaking"
Stephen Berg
Leaving Xaia's voice escapes, the world of personal identity and replaces it with something eerie and compelling --an invented, believable world which perhaps has been written by what Breton called "the shadow mouth"--that other, that non-I, that most fascinating stranger each of us is, Once we hear it, Breton says. we can hear no other, A frightening idea: I am still trying to hear D. Nurkse's unique music fully, understand his world, because I am fascinated by it.
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