Vol. XVI, #1 The Future of Fiction

Review of Contemporary Fiction

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David Foster Wallace, "Quo Vadis—Introduction"
Sven Birkerts, "Second Thoughts"
Melvin Jules Bukiet, "Crackpot Realism: Fiction for the Forthcoming Millennium"
Mary Caponegro, "Impressions of a Paranoid Optimist"
Peter Dimock, "Literature as Lyrical Politics"
Jonathan Franzen, "I'll Be Doing More of Same"
Janice Galloway, "Bad Times"
Gerald Howard, "Slouching towards Grubnet: The Author in the Age of Publicity"
Carole Maso, "Rupture, Verge, and Precipice/Precipice, Verge, and Hurt Not"
Bradford Morrow, "Rivages Roses for Niels Bohr"
John O'Brien, "31 Questions and Statements about the Future of Literary Publishing, Bookstores, Writers, Readers, and Other Matters"
Christopher Sorrentino, "Specially Marked Packages"
Steve Tomasula, "Three Axioms for Projecting a Line (or Why It Will Continue to Be Hard to Write a Title sans Slashes or Parentheses)"
William T. Vollmann, "SYSOUT=A"
Curtis White, "Writing the Life Postmodern"
Focus on Mexico
Rikki Ducornet, "On Returning from Chiapas: A Revery in Many Voices"
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