Tag: Sheila Heti
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After the End of Point-of-View
A round-up of some comments by Rachel Cusk and Jonathan Gibbs on problems with perspective in contemporary fiction.
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Rachel Cusk and the Revisionary Imperative
“Call it autofiction, metafiction, or the post-Sebaldian novel,” as Stephanie Bishop writes, or, if you prefer, follow Charles Finch and call it the “granular introver[sion]” of those who write “barely novels, all in an ambiguous first-person indistinguishable from the author’s own voice.” Whatever name it goes by now or at some stage in future, there’s no denying that…
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Meaning Against the Meaningless
An attempt to understand Karl Ove Knausgaard’s creative decisions, and their intended effects, in the My Struggle series.
Infinite Patience 