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This book is incredibly beautiful! The illustrations are truly gorgeous, printed on vellum, and the text is all handwritten. I want to buy this for everyone I know who's ever even heard of Antigone.
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This book is a thorough examination of the glory that is Marina Abramovic. At times it can be a little too much of an apotheosis, but it really is fascinating. It also goes into a lot of detail about her lifestyle, and how her career got off the ground. Illuminating photographs are sprinkled throughout. Recommended for anyone curious about Ambramovic, or the art scene in general.
This book seems to be at least partially inspired by The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector. I love how the narrator/voice discusses the protagonist. This is a book to read and ponder and discuss. Sure to strike a chord if you studied abroad in your 20s.
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Antigonick by Anne Carson and Bianca Stone
sduff222, February 26, 2013
This book is incredibly beautiful! The illustrations are truly gorgeous, printed on vellum, and the text is all handwritten. I want to buy this for everyone I know who's ever even heard of Antigone.(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)
Suddenly, a Knock on the Door: Stories by Etgar Keret
sduff222, January 15, 2013
These stories are great! Funny and thought-provoking at the same time. I'm still thinking about them months after reading them.When Marina Abramovic Dies: A Biography by James Westcott
sduff222, January 5, 2013
This book is a thorough examination of the glory that is Marina Abramovic. At times it can be a little too much of an apotheosis, but it really is fascinating. It also goes into a lot of detail about her lifestyle, and how her career got off the ground. Illuminating photographs are sprinkled throughout. Recommended for anyone curious about Ambramovic, or the art scene in general.Green Girl by Kate Zambreno
sduff222, January 3, 2013
This book seems to be at least partially inspired by The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector. I love how the narrator/voice discusses the protagonist. This is a book to read and ponder and discuss. Sure to strike a chord if you studied abroad in your 20s.