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Extravaganza: A Joke Book

by Gordon Lish

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"The creative act par excellence."--Denis Donoghue "Extravaganza is the eeriest comic novel of our generation."--Cynthia Ozick
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This really is a jokebook, as if written by Samuel Beckett. To me it is similar to Catch-22 in its ability to relay a higher meaning through repitition, although there is no plot here. ( )
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