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Slow Death
by
Stewart Home (Goodreads Author)
Sexual violence and violent sex plus skinheads attack the art world. A great punk novel.
Paperback, 296 pages
Published
May 1st 1996
by Serpent's Tail
(first published January 1st 1996)
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This novel should suck according to the standards of contemporary "literary fiction": there's no concern for the humanist pieties of psychological interiority, character development, epiphany; no concern for the realist shibboleths of verisimilitude and the matching of style to subject; no concern for the "fine writing" that will confer a spurious halo of distinction on high-end book consumers. And that's the point: the novel is brilliantly, strategically "bad," in a way that calls out literary...more
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i can't get through this but i know stewart home is meant to be an interesting writer & it's high risk, which usually means something good.
if you want it, email me & i'll mail it to you.
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Stewart Home (born 1962) is a British artist, film maker, writer, subcultural pamphleteer, underground art historian, activist and ego-maniac on a world-historical scale. He is also perhaps the only London born novelist given to reciting his fiction from memory while standing on his head!
Home is best known in Anglo-American mainstream culture for his neo-conceptual art work and more recent novels,...more
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