Ferdydurke13 reviews Witold Gombrowicz, Susan Sontag Yale University Press, 2000 Linguistic archetypes and immaturity + A one-of-a-kind masterpiece + Review + Who, or what, is Ferdydurke?             Annette Messager (La Creation Contemporaine)2 reviews Catherine Grenier Flammarion, 2001 The multi-talented Annette Messager + Quite Nice Book This book brought me to tears the first time I went through it. Everything I'd wish to be as a visual artist is displayed in this beautiful first monograph of the artist. 'Anatomie' (1995-6) is her masterpiece.             Maldoror7 reviews Comte de Lautreamont New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1965 Puts the ahhhh in dada.... + MALDOROR is the greatest - but NOT this translation.... + the yummiest, sickest, most dementedly surreal book ever + Holy cruelty             Too Loud a Solitude27 reviews Bohumil Hrabal Harvest Books, 1992 Regressus ad originem + A Grand Message + Waste Not, Want Not + I've learned that the heavens are not humane, neither the heavens nor any man with a head on his shoulders             The Notebook, The Proof, The Third Lie: Three Novels13 reviews Agota Kristof Grove Press, 1997 Disturbingly Refreshing - "The Proof" + wow + An Astounding Read + Read it NOW! + Absolutely unmissable!             The Invention of Morel (New York Review Books Classics)12 reviews Adolfo Bioy Casares NYRB Classics, 2003 The Ghost of Lulu + A review that won't spoil your read + Behind the Eternity + LOST in the invention             One Hundred Years of Solitude (P.S.)55 reviews Gabriel Garcia Marquez Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Hater of Magic + Garcia Marquez is great! + Excellent, but not typical of Marquez. I knew I would hate the book. I can't stand magic, fantasy books or huge sprawling books. The short elegant novel is for me. But I thought I'd just try a few pages. A day later, my work copletely ignored, I emerged exhausted but exilerated. Yet, this is one of the greatest books I've ever read ...             Borges: Collected Fictions67 reviews Jorge Luis Borges Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999 A book you and your doppelganger will both enjoy + Intelligent fiction - makes you think + The path you are to take is endless... + The Greatest Collection + Amazing deal             Christian Boltanski (Contemporary Artists)4 reviews Christian Boltanski Phaidon Press, 1997 Beautifuly haunting book, for a beautifuly haunting artist + This book will explain what you don't know about Boltanski + Buy This Book !!! + Brilliantly written book on a fascinating artist             Louise Bourgeois Robert Storr, Paulo Herkenhoff Phaidon Press, 2003 One of this UK's pre-eminent artists, Louise Bourgeois is a unique figure in contemporary art. Born in Paris in 1911, Bourgeois spent most of her career receiving little recognition from the art community. She has worked closely to many of the century's key artistic moments, from Surrealism to Abstract Expressionism to feminist-inspired art, and yet remains distinct from all these. An ...             Ferdydurke13 reviews Witold Gombrowicz, Susan Sontag Yale University Press, 2000 Linguistic archetypes and immaturity + A one-of-a-kind masterpiece + Review + Who, or what, is Ferdydurke?             Christian Boltanski (Contemporary Artists)4 reviews Christian Boltanski Phaidon Press, 1997 Beautifuly haunting book, for a beautifuly haunting artist + This book will explain what you don't know about Boltanski + Buy This Book !!! + Brilliantly written book on a fascinating artist             One Hundred Years of Solitude (P.S.)55 reviews Gabriel Garcia Marquez Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2006 Hater of Magic + Garcia Marquez is great! + Excellent, but not typical of Marquez. I knew I would hate the book. I can't stand magic, fantasy books or huge sprawling books. The short elegant novel is for me. But I thought I'd just try a few pages. A day later, my work copletely ignored, I emerged exhausted but exilerated. Yet, this is one of the greatest books I've ever read ...             The Notebook, The Proof, The Third Lie: Three Novels13 reviews Agota Kristof Grove Press, 1997 Disturbingly Refreshing - "The Proof" + wow + An Astounding Read + Read it NOW! + Absolutely unmissable!             Too Loud a Solitude27 reviews Bohumil Hrabal Harvest Books, 1992 Regressus ad originem + A Grand Message + Waste Not, Want Not + I've learned that the heavens are not humane, neither the heavens nor any man with a head on his shoulders             Maldoror7 reviews Comte de Lautreamont New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1965 Puts the ahhhh in dada.... + MALDOROR is the greatest - but NOT this translation.... + the yummiest, sickest, most dementedly surreal book ever + Holy cruelty             Louise Bourgeois Robert Storr, Paulo Herkenhoff Phaidon Press, 2003 One of this UK's pre-eminent artists, Louise Bourgeois is a unique figure in contemporary art. Born in Paris in 1911, Bourgeois spent most of her career receiving little recognition from the art community. She has worked closely to many of the century's key artistic moments, from Surrealism to Abstract Expressionism to feminist-inspired art, and yet remains distinct from all these. An ...             The Invention of Morel (New York Review Books Classics)12 reviews Adolfo Bioy Casares NYRB Classics, 2003 The Ghost of Lulu + A review that won't spoil your read + Behind the Eternity + LOST in the invention             Borges: Collected Fictions67 reviews Jorge Luis Borges Penguin (Non-Classics), 1999 A book you and your doppelganger will both enjoy + Intelligent fiction - makes you think + The path you are to take is endless... + The Greatest Collection + Amazing deal             Annette Messager (La Creation Contemporaine)2 reviews Catherine Grenier Flammarion, 2001 The multi-talented Annette Messager + Quite Nice Book This book brought me to tears the first time I went through it. Everything I'd wish to be as a visual artist is displayed in this beautiful first monograph of the artist. 'Anatomie' (1995-6) is her masterpiece.