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published
February 25th 1992
by Vintage
binding
Paperback, 81 pages
isbn
0679737391
(isbn13: 9780679737391)
description
For some time now, writer-actor-performance artist Spalding Gray has been carrying around with him a monster: a manuscript of a novel called Impossibl...more
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About the trials of writing Impossible Vacation, which I forgot is a novel because it isn't. And it doesn't need to be, because he's found his niche as a an autobiographical storyteller.
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The companion piece, of sorts, to Gray's novel Impossible Vacation (which I think is a complete waste of time), this is my favorite transcription of one of his monologues.
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Matt had Spalding Gray sign this book in 1999 when we stumbled across a book signing in LA. Now I feel motivated to read more of his monologues.
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I think maybe I give his monologue five stars and the book less. I love this guy, wish he were still with us. He was a Rhode Islander.
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