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by Steven Millhauser
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Author: Steven Millhauser
Publisher: Vintage; Reprint edition (September 4, 2012)
Language: English
Pages: 400
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Category: Humour
Subcategory: Humor
Steven Millhauser's stories lure us into dark places with promises of magic and wonder, and we're unable to look away-much less .
Steven Millhauser's stories lure us into dark places with promises of magic and wonder, and we're unable to look away-much less flee-as the stories take a subtle turn and we see strange, even terrifying things moving toward us. This must be how a small animal feels as it waits, hypnotized, for the predator's pounce: In a word, we have been millhauserized. Millhauser's new collection, We Others: New and Selected Stories, offers 21 stories drawn from the past three decades. Among them is some of the best contemporary gothic fiction you're likely to come across.
We Others: New & Selected Stories (Vintage Contemporaries). Her Body and Other Parties: Stories. Carmen Maria Machado. Steven Millhauser’s books are the exception. sounds like a ‘Tom and Jerry’ cartoon as written by Franz Kafka.
Пользовательский отзыв - Mark Dickson - Goodreads. It should be noted that this is largely a collection of previously collected work.
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The stories in this collection were written over a period of thirty years.
We Others: New and Selected Stories. The stories in this collection were written over a period of thirty years. At first I tried to choose stories that seemed to me representative, but I soon realized that the ones omitted from the collection might represent me just as well. My final method had nothing to do with being cautious or dutiful. I chose stories that seized my attention as if they’d been written by someone whose work I had never seen before.
Other reoccurring themes: Millhauser seems to like how humanity allows imitations to mimic the real thing, that we accept cheap substitutes as placeholders. The unknown is a mystery
Other reoccurring themes: Millhauser seems to like how humanity allows imitations to mimic the real thing, that we accept cheap substitutes as placeholders. The unknown is a mystery. We can ponder endlessly the unknown because, well, we don’t know it.
We Others: New and Selected Stories (2011). Millhauser, Steven (December 16, 2013). Voices in the Night (Alfred A. Knopf, April 2015). Understanding Steven Millhauser (Understanding Contemporary American Fiction), by Earl G. Ingersoll. University of South Carolina Press, 2014. Steven Millhauser : la précision de l'impossible, by Marc Chénetier. Paris: Belin, 2013 ISSN 1275-0018.