Conventional fiction
Found in 1170 Collections and/or Records:
They Keep Riding Down All the Time / Patchen, Kenneth., 1946
Things / A Man Asleep, 1990
The book consists of two novels. Things deals with a young French lower middle class couple in the post-WWII era who are marketing researchers. They want to be acquire possessions but do not have the necessary job skills or work ethnic to become wealthy. A Man Asleep is an existensionlist story about a nameless person that is written entirely in the second voice. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Things / Tomoyaso, Larry., 1994
Thinks... / Lodge, David., 2001
This Ain't No Healing Town: Toronto Stories / Callaghan, Barry, editor ; Zend R ; Atwood M., 1995
Robert Zend contributed an experimental story "The Key" to this volume. He" emigrated from Hungary to Toronto and became one of Canada's most singular and experimental writers. His works include Zero to One, My Friend Jeronimo, Arbormundi and Beyond Labels. His masterwork, OAB, in two volumes, appeared in 1985, the year he died." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
This. No.4/Spr / Barrett Watten, Robert Gregory, editors ; Silliman R ; Andrews B ; Coolidge C ; Watten B ; Clark T ; Berkson B ; Warsh L., 1973
Thoughts of Sorts, 2009
Amazon.com: Thoughts of Sorts, one of Georges Perec's final works, was published posthumously in France in 1985. With this translation, David Bellos, Perec's preeminent translator, has completed the Godine list of Perec's great works translated into English and has provided an introduction to this master of systematic versatility. Thoughts of Sorts; is a compilation of musings and essays attempting to circumscribe, in Perec's words, my experience of the world not in terms of the reflections it casts in distant places, but at its actual point of breaking surface. Perec investigates the ways by which we define our place in the world, reveling in list-making, orientating, classifying. This book employs all of the modes of questioning explored by his previous books, and, as the same time breaks new ground of its own, ending with a question mark in typical/atypical Perec fashion. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Three the Hard Way / Bright, Susie, editor ; Harrison W ; Boyd G ; Litzky T., 2004
Throat Fly, 2005
Ths Bell / Depew, Wally., 2003
Ths Click of Ectasy: The Final Scene / Depew, Wally., 2003
Time Passes Like Rain / Burrus, Harry., 2011
Harry Burrus was the editor/publisher of O! Zone, an Assembling held by the Sackner Archive. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Timothy McSweeney's: At War for the Forseeable Shitbrained Future. No.14 / David Eggers, editor ; Weschler L., 2004
Timothy McSweeney's: Blues / Jazz Odyssey? Known also as: "Polyanna's Bootless Errand". No.2/Win-Spr / Dave Eggers, editor ; Latham J., 1999 - 2006
This is the second printing (1999). Page 192 is numbered incorrectly as page 125. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Timothy McSweeney's. No.16 / David Eggers, editor ; Mathews H ; Coover R ; Beattie A., 2005
The verso of Robert Coover's 15 playing cards (14 Hearts and aa Joker) entitled "Heart Suit"can be read as story in any sequence. Other authors who have written in this style include B.S. Johnson (Travelling People) and Marc Saporta (Composition No.1). Both of these works are held by the Sackner Archive. The man's comb in this collection is engraved "Timothy." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Timothy McSweeney's. No.38 / Dave Eggers, editor ; Eggers D., 2011
Timothy McSweeney's. No.41 / Dave Eggers, editor., 2012
Timothy McSweeney's: The End of Major Operations. No.33 / Dave Eggers, editor ; Chwast S., 2010
The first book contains letters from readers and conventional fiction as well as several self portrait drawings by well known artist and writers. The second volume by Nick McDonell is an account that is illustrted with photographs of a novelist / correspondent 's personal account of time spent in Iraq. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.