Books matching: eclectic writing styles
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Save:Mulligan Stew by Gilbert Sorrentino is a postmodern metafictional work that follows Lamont Sorrentino, a character who is trying to write a novel while sending letters to various individuals expressing his frustrations with the writing process. The novel is a mix of surreal situations, sexual romps, and satirical commentary on the state of current novel writing. Characters within the book take on dual existences, mirroring each other's declines and struggles. The writing style is characterized by elements such as epistolary form, humor, erotica, varied syntax, clichés, metaphors, and a mix of vernacular and poetry.
I can’t tell you how much I admire the book. It seems to me superb, as a matter of fact, it is one of the most remarkably conceived and executed novels it has ever been my pleasure to read in manuscri... - #2
Save:A sprawling, lovingly curated journey through the wild origins of fantasy - a must for adventurous readers and genre historians, but not for the fantasy purist looking for only familiar names or modern styles.
Bettina von Arnim was the title of Elisabeth Katharina Ludovica Magdalena Brentano (1785–1859), a German writer, composer, and activist. She wrote in an exuberant style that matched her paradoxical pe... - #3
Save:A dazzling, off-kilter ride through Noon's twisted Manchester - Pixel Juice is a must for fans of experimental fiction and the Vurt universe, but might bewilder those looking for straightforward storytelling.
THE SHOPPER In the first shop they bought a packet of dogseed, because Doreen had always wanted to grow her own dog. In the second, a pair of bird shoes, which fluttered slightly as Matthew put them o... - #4
Save:A bold, eclectic anthology exploring the many faces (and desires) of lesbian vampires - refreshingly empowering, sometimes provocative, and never boring. Great for fans of vampires with a feminist or queer twist.
ISURPRISED when the DJ said that last rockin’ number was off the new Motley Crüe album. Gotta love that nouveau underground sound. Well maybe. Then the DJ added that Madison is in the video for “Hooli... - #5
Save:A dazzling, genre-defying classic - equal parts funky, funny, and thought-provoking. If you like your novels challenging and bursting with energy, Mumbo Jumbo deserves a spot on your shelf.
A TRUE SPORT, THE Mayor of New Orleans, spiffy in his patent-leather brown and white shoes, his plaid suit, the Rudolph Valentino parted-down-the-middle hair style, sits in his office. Sprawled upon h... - #6
Save:An imaginative and challenging ride - half superhero romp, half cautionary tale about society. If you enjoy offbeat, thoughtful takes on the apocalypse, this is worth picking up!
The former American prison ship Rosalita has been at sea for six years, and wears its history on its skin. The hull is weak with patches and dents, long streaks of rust that eat the ship’s name off th... - #7
Save:The Book of Dragons by Jonathan Strahan is an anthology that showcases a diverse range of short stories and poems centered around dragons. Readers are treated to imaginative and unique interpretations of dragons, with stories exploring different cultures, themes, and genres. From mechanical dragons to mythical creatures, the book offers a fresh perspective on these legendary beings. The writing style varies from serious and introspective to lighthearted and explosive, providing a well-balanced collection that aims to entertain and engage readers.
Elle Katharine White(www.ellekatharinewhite.com) was born and raised in Buffalo, New York, where she learned valuable life skills like how to clear a snowy driveway in under twenty minutes (a lot easi... - #8
Save:If you’re open to a meditative, non-linear exploration of creativity, you’ll find a goldmine of inspiration here. But if you crave concrete tips or hard-edged practicality, it might not hit the mark.
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Save:A bold, atmospheric, and much-needed reimagining of Lovecraftian horror - by women, about women. Expect chills, creativity, and a few stories you'll be thinking about long after the last page.
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Save:'Black Thorn, White Rose' is an anthology of adult fairy tales edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling. The collection features a variety of retellings of classic fairy tales, each with a unique twist or modern update. From stories about a sci-fi Princess and the Frog retelling to a folktale style story set in the modern world, the book explores different interpretations of well-known tales. The writing style varies from clever poems to wondrous and sweet narratives, offering a diverse reading experience for fans of fantasy and fairy tales.
You hold in your hands a book of “fairy tales for adults,” yet you will find few fairies in these pages. The old, familiar stories handed down through the generations that have come to be known as “fa...
