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Loading... The Wall of the Sky, the Wall of the Eye... writing might be perfect for your friend. He definitely doesn't pull any punches, but he can be disturbing. His stories in Wall of the Sky, Wall of the Eye were pretty gut-wrenching at times, but he is brilliant. He burns himself out a lot (he once taught at Clarion, shortly before my time ... March 2008
Parade's End - Ford Madox Ford
His Monkey Wife - John Collier
The Wall of the Sky, the Wall of the Eye, Jonathan Lethem
Ferdydurke - Witold Gombrowicz
The Idiot - Dostoevsky
The Loved One - Waugh
Amorgos - Nikos Gatsos
Typhoon - Joseph Conrad
Fenimo ... ... like James Morrow, Jonathan Carroll and Terry Bisson. AMNESIA MOON was atmospheric but didn't hang together for me. THE WALL OF THE SKY, THE WALL OF THE EYE is an enjoyable mix of short fiction, a lot of it speculative in nature.
I think his mainstream work is very good, his ... ... of his genre works (it's sort of a surreal post-apocalyptic thingie), but Girl in Landscape and some of the stories in The Wall of the Sky, the Wall of the Eye are also excellent. Gun, with Occasional Music is a bit more self-consciously quirky / absurdist, but also good.
I wasn't ... ... story collections are single author, but I do have some multi-author works. Among the singles I highly recommend -
The Wall of the Sky, The Wall of the Eye by Jonathan Lethem. VERY weird doesn't even begin to cover the stories in this book. Highly imaginitive and original. Some of ... ... House Next Door got interrupted by my vacation and I have a slim chance of finishing it by Halloween.
Just finished The Wall of the Sky, The Wall of the Eye a collection of short stories by Jonathan Lethem. It was unbelievably good. He has an amazing imagination and way of plunging you ... ... a "remaindered book outlet store" today...all new, but all for $33 and some change.
The Fourth Durango by Ross Thomas
The Wall of Sky, The Wall of Eye by Jonathan Lethem
Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin
Dame Agatha Abroad which is an anthology including Murder on the Orient Expre ...
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