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Apr 27, 2017
The Flamethrowers: Motorcycle Rides through Time, Space and Art
Apr 27, 2017
The Flamethrowers: What Now?
Apr 27, 2017
Review: Rachel Kushner’s “The Flamethrowers”
Apr 26, 2017
What Is This Review Interested In?: “Many Things, I’m Sure”
Apr 26, 2017
The Flamethrowers: Hot AND Human
Apr 26, 2017
The Flamethrowers: A Review for the New York Times by Francisco Narvaez
Apr 26, 2017
The Minimalists Warped Perspective
Apr 26, 2017
Minimalism: “The Flamethrowers”
Apr 26, 2017
‘The Flamethrowers’: Hot or Not?
Apr 26, 2017
Rachel Kushner’s ‘The Flamethrowers’ is Ablaze
Apr 26, 2017
What Are These Reviews Interested In?: On Frederick Seidel and Nicolas Miriello’s Reviews of Rachel Kushner’s “The Flamethrowers”
Apr 26, 2017
What Does This Book Mean? Many Things, I’m Sure
Apr 26, 2017
Bringing Flamethrowers to a Catfight: A Counter-Counter-Counter Review of Rachel Kushner’s The Flamethrowers
Apr 7, 2017
The Unwillingness to Grow into a New Mentality: Shifting 10:04 to 10:05
Apr 7, 2017
A Semi-Fictional Author Explores the Realm of Political Meta-Fiction
Apr 7, 2017
Buying More Time: On Ben Lerner’s 10:04
Apr 7, 2017
What Constitutes The Line of Commercialized Fiction and Art
Apr 7, 2017
A Poetic Take on Contemporary Fiction
Apr 7, 2017
The Thin Line Between Fiction and Non-Fiction
Apr 7, 2017
A Poet’s Play on Fiction
Mar 25, 2017
Colson Whitehead’s Ironic Take On Slavery
Dec 28, 2016
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