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Fox

Dubravka Ugresic
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Pages
328
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Open Letter Books

About

Fox is the story of literary footnotes and "minor" characters-unnoticed people propelled into timelessness through the biographies and novels of others. With Ugresic's characteristic wit, Fox takes us from Russia to Japan, through Balkan minefields and American road trips, and from the 1920s to the present, as it explores the power of storytelling and literary invention, betrayal, and the randomness of human lives.

Related Subjects

  • Literary
  • Adult Fiction
  • Women
  • Dark Humor
  • Humorous
  • Feminism & Feminist Theory
  • Social Science
  • Adult Nonfiction

Reviews

"Never has a writer been more aware of how one narrative depends on another."
Joanna Walsh
"Like Nabokov, Ugresic affirms our ability to remember as a source for saving our moral and compassionate identity."
John Balaban, Washington Post
"Ugresic is also affecting and eloquent, in part because within her quirky, aggressively sweet plot she achieves moments of profundity and evokes the stoicism innate in such moments."
Mary Gaitskill

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Dubravka UgresicAuthor