Vol. X, #2 John Barth / David Markson

Review of Contemporary Fiction

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John Barth, "Excerpts from The Last Voyage of Somebody the Sailor: a novel in progress"
John Barth, "The Spanish Connection"
Ilan Stavans, "The Latin American Connection"
Lee Lemon, "John Barth and the Common Reader"
Steven Weisenburger, "Barth and Black Humor"
Carol Booth Olson, "Lost in the Madhouse"
Susan Poznar, "Barth's 'Compulsion to Repeat: Its Hazards and Possibilities'"
Creed Greer, "Abortion Stories: the Sexual Metaphorics of Organizing Barth's Texts"
Heide Ziegler, "The Tale of the Author or, Scheherazade's Betrayal"
Books by John Barth

Joseph Tabbi, "David Markson: An Introduction"
Joseph Tabbi, "An Interview with David Markson"
David Markson, "Reviewers in Flat Heels: Being a Postface to Several Novels"
David Markson, "Healthy Kate"
David Markson, "Be All My Sins Remembered"
Burton Feldman, "Markson's New Way"
Steven Moore, "David Markson and the Art of Allusion"
Leslie H. Whitten, Jr., "Markson and Lowry: Proximity and Distance"
James McCourt, "Come Back, Harry Fannin!"
Edward Butscher, "David Markson's Volcano: Going Down"
Seymour Krim, "A Letter to Holt, Rinehart and Winston"
Evelin E. Sullivan, "Love and the Married Writer: Springer's Progress"
Richard Hauer Costa, "Unsafe Sex and Contraceptive Aesthetics in David Markson's Springer's Progress"
Sherrill E. Grace, "Messages: Reading Wittgenstein's Mistress"
David Foster Wallace, "The Empty Plenum: David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress"
Evelin E. Sullivan, "Wittgenstein's Mistress and the Art of Connections"
Thomas McGonigle, "Knowing a Writer"
Donald Honig, "Markson's Progress"
Books by David Markson
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