A Strange Commonplace

• Jeffrey Eugenides A Strange Commonplace Gilbert Sorrentino   Sorrentino [is] a writer like no other. He's learned, companionable, ribald, brave, mathematical, at once virtuosic and somehow without ego. Sorrentino's books break free of the routine that inevitably accompanies traditional narrative and through a passionate renunciation shine with an unforgiving, yet cleansing, light.

  Submitted Jul 22nd 09 by Writersrecommendations, 0 comments

• Don DeLillo A Strange Commonplace Gilbert Sorrentino   For decades, Gilbert Sorrentino has remained a unique figure in our literature. He reminds us that fiction lives because artists make it. To the novel - everyone's novel - Sorrentino brings honor, tradition, and relentless passion.

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