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Noteworthy

Adjusting to being ignored.

Plato as performer--literally.

Slaughterhouse-Five as a novel about PTSD.

R.I.P., Carlos Fuentes.

A strange molasses of interrogation.

Autobiographical fiction.

The end of literary history.

Einstein on the Beach, 37 years later.

Keywording fiction.

Scholarly validation.

Why "one of Australia's most brilliant writers" stopped writing 46 years ago.

Jules Laforgue as the bridge from Whitman to Eliot.

Constructing a better constructivism.

HHhH as YA fiction.

The deification of Christopher Hitchens: Dissenting voices.

The same old Jonathan Franzen.

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Daniel Green is a literary critic and sometime fiction writer. His reviews, critical essays, and fiction have appeared in a variety of publications, both online and in print. He has a Ph.D focusing on postwar American fiction and an M.A. in creative writing.

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