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Jill Hummelstein
, January 02, 2010
Every writer suffers from the intense anxiety of writing. Dyer solves the problem by ripping off the master, not D.H.Lawrence in this case but Thomas Bernhard. He borrows subject matter, structure and most fruitfully Bernhard's syntax and logic to create a unique text of his own. Hilarious rendition of the writing process.
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