The Review of Contemporary Fiction

Gilbert Sorrentino
* Books by Gilbert Sorrentino * John O'Brien, "An Interview with Gilbert Sorrentino" * Gilbert Sorrentino, "The Act of Creation and Its Artifact" * Gilbert Sorrentino, "From Work-in-Progress, Blue Pastoral" * Hubert Selby, Jr., "Gilbert Sorrentino" * Toby Olson, "Sorrentino's Past" * Sharon Thesen, "'in the song / of the alphabet': Gilbert Sorrentino's Splendide-Hotel" * John O'Brien, "Every Man His Voice" * Stephen Emerson, "Three Thoughts About 'The Moon in its Flight'" * Marie Russell, "'Yes, We Have No Bananas': Gilbert Sorrentino's The Orangery" * Ammiel Alcalay, "Gilbert Sorrentino's The Orangery" * Max Eilenberg, "A Marvelous Gift: Gilbert Sorrentino's Fiction" * Gerald L. Bruns, "A Short Defense of Plagiary" * Donald J. Greiner, "Antony Lamont in Search of Gilbert Sorrentino: Character and Mulligan Stew" * Paul Emmett, "The Sky Changes: A Journey into the Unconscious and a Road into the Novels of Gilbert Sorrentino" * Lowell Dunlap, "Blue Indigo" * Leon S. Roudiez, "The Reality Changes" * Coleman Dowell, "Gilbert Sorrentino's 'Aberration of Starlight'" * Nicholas Mosley, "Gilbert Sorrentino and Mulligan Stew" * Richard Elman, "Reading Gil Sorrentino" * Robert Creeley, "Xmas as in Merry" * Kenneth Tindall, "Adam and Eve on a Raft: Some Aspects of Love and Death in Mulligan Stew" * Bernard Share, "On Giving Up Fictioneering" * Jack Byrne, "Sorrentino's Steelwork: Expanding Eddy Beshary's 'Annual Listing' (or) Beyond Besharyism" * Viktor Shklovsky, "The Parody Novel: Sterne's Tristram Shandy"
* Note to Future Contributors