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Fiction. David Green is a lecturer in English at Boston University. David Green's novel ATCHLEY furthers the contemporary dialogue between 'deconstructionist' philosophy and 'postmodern' fiction with the propounding of an engaging literary enigma: Has a certain author of 'Borgesian' fictions invented the critic who writes about him, or has an ingenious critic invented the author about whom he has become a leading expert? Taken as a whole, ATCHLEY is a genuine inquiry into the relationship between two styles of writing, two uses of mind, and two ways of being -- Charles Stein, author of THE HAT RACK, (Station Hill Press).…mehr

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Fiction. David Green is a lecturer in English at Boston University. David Green's novel ATCHLEY furthers the contemporary dialogue between 'deconstructionist' philosophy and 'postmodern' fiction with the propounding of an engaging literary enigma: Has a certain author of 'Borgesian' fictions invented the critic who writes about him, or has an ingenious critic invented the author about whom he has become a leading expert? Taken as a whole, ATCHLEY is a genuine inquiry into the relationship between two styles of writing, two uses of mind, and two ways of being -- Charles Stein, author of THE HAT RACK, (Station Hill Press).