Nudity in Science Fiction Books (via Quiddity)
Only in John Updike's universe could a person be prim about dental procedure:
“Let’s have lunch,” he begged. “Or is your mouth too full of Novocain?”
“He didn’t use Novocain today,” she primly told him. “It was just the fitting of a crown, with temporary cement.”
Mark reviews The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. And he also points out that David Markson has a new book coming out.
Perry Anderson tackles Living to Tell the Tale, comparing Garcia Marquez's life against Mario Vargas Llosas.
David Edelstein and A.O. Scott square off over the Biskind book, comparing it against J. Hoberman's The Dream Life.
Posted by DrMabuse at January 28, 2004 12:51 AM