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On the Bus: Selected Stories

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Fiction. "I love this book! Dennis Barone is a genius. The verbal, rhetorical, gestural, imaginative resources he orchestrates or is it choreo-graphs? or is it paints? in ON THE BUS: SELECTED STORIES, exhilarate at every turn, and the turns , tumble forth pell-mell, helter-skelter, topsy-turvy. 'Much Madness is divinest Sense ' became my constant comment reading these linguistically rich, emotionally wide-ranging and truly varying stories. Dickinson qualifies her madness definition with 'To a discerning Eye '. Don't fret if you've not got one in the convention of all breakthrough texts, Barone's prose instructs on the fly. 'Her whims, we said in those days, are our whereabouts' and this, 'He doesn't so much wear the turtlenecks as stuffs them with the being that he calls himself': just two of Barone's ten thousand sentences of pure aesthetic pleasure. The Madness here is not to be missed it's a celebration of language quo language married to the texture of existence. Gray Jacobik"

Language: English

Pages: 204

Format: Paperback

Release: December 03, 2011

ISBN 13: 9781609640873

On the Bus: Selected Stories

0/5 ( ratings)

Fiction. "I love this book! Dennis Barone is a genius. The verbal, rhetorical, gestural, imaginative resources he orchestrates or is it choreo-graphs? or is it paints? in ON THE BUS: SELECTED STORIES, exhilarate at every turn, and the turns , tumble forth pell-mell, helter-skelter, topsy-turvy. 'Much Madness is divinest Sense ' became my constant comment reading these linguistically rich, emotionally wide-ranging and truly varying stories. Dickinson qualifies her madness definition with 'To a discerning Eye '. Don't fret if you've not got one in the convention of all breakthrough texts, Barone's prose instructs on the fly. 'Her whims, we said in those days, are our whereabouts' and this, 'He doesn't so much wear the turtlenecks as stuffs them with the being that he calls himself': just two of Barone's ten thousand sentences of pure aesthetic pleasure. The Madness here is not to be missed it's a celebration of language quo language married to the texture of existence. Gray Jacobik"

Language: English

Pages: 204

Format: Paperback

Release: December 03, 2011

ISBN 13: 9781609640873

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