Spiegelingen
by Mark Insingel
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"Difficult? I am as understandable as Mondrian" says Insingel. "In my hands the text means what it says. My texts are never born from theorizing. The only thing I do is this: I abstract the text down to the very bone. I find a skeleton much more moving than a body, certainly more moving than a clothed body." -From an interview with Lidy van Marissing"Reflections... are the theme of this extremely experimental and highly artistic poem in prose... Because of the perfect interconnection between show more form and content, Insingel's book is one of the most challenging and interesting works of modern fiction." -International Fiction Review show lessTags
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Second-person fiction
63 works; 3 members
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25 Works 55 Members
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- Fiction and Literature, General Fiction
- DDC/MDS
- 839.32364 — Literature & rhetoric German & related literatures Other Germanic literatures Netherlandish literatures [Flemish moved to 839.31, Dutch drama moved to 839.312] Period of the Republic 1600–1700 Joachim Oudaan 1628–92
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- PZ4 .I546 — Language and Literature Fiction and juvenile belles lettres Fiction and juvenile belles lettres Fiction in English
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- English, German
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