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Sixty Stories
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SKU: 9780142437391
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“Sixty Stories” by Donald Barthelme is a postmodern masterpiece, blending wit and satire in 60 unique narratives. Explore urban myths, Kafkaesque landscapes, and dialogues that expose human desire and anxiety. Barthelme’s innovative prose dissects American culture, making it a must-read for fans of experimental literature. ISBN: 9780142437391
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Kavesh Pandit –
Barthelme’s writing is innovative and engaging. Some stories are a little weird, while others are profound. It is not a book for everyone, but if you are experimental, you might like it.
Vishal Gurnani –
Sixty Stories offers a glimpse into Barthelme’s unique mind. I enjoyed the absurdity and satire, but some stories felt too random. A worthwhile read for those seeking something different.
Rudransh Verma –
Barthelme’s ‘Sixty Stories’ is certainly unique. Some stories were brilliant and thought-provoking, while others left me completely puzzled. A mixed bag, but worth exploring for experimental lit fans.
Kratik Gupta –
A fascinating collection of short stories. Some stories are incredibly insightful and funny, and some felt unfinished. I had to reread some to grasp the meaning.
Vishu Chauhan –
This collection is a wild ride! Some stories hit home with their dark humor, while others felt a bit too abstract for me. Overall, a stimulating, if uneven, experience.
Arnab Das –
I loved the creativity and humor in many of these stories. However, the experimental nature made it difficult to fully appreciate every piece. A challenging but rewarding read.
Ansul Gupta –
Some of the stories were great, some were not so great, but overall it was an interesting book to read. I would recommend it if you like abstract and weird stories.
Mahima Singh –
Barthelme’s style is definitely not for everyone. I appreciated the experimentation and satire, but found myself struggling to connect with some of the more obscure stories.
Ramanansri Ravishankar Aiyar –
I enjoyed the quirky, short stories. Barthelme’s writing is sharp and witty, although the lack of traditional narrative in some pieces felt a bit disjointed. Still, a good read.
Abhay Kumar Rajak –
This book is a collection of strange little gems. Barthelme’s way with words is great, but the stories aren’t always very connected. Still, it made me think.