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Synopsis
A writer circles an airport. His mind circles everything else.
An Embraer E-190 drops to 10,000 feet and enters a holding pattern. Inside, Writer turns over a restless inventory of writers and painters, composers and plagiarists, plane crashes and vanished books, borrowed lines and private memories.
Built from brief, accumulating fragments, Markson's Pier is a darkly comic meditation on influence, mortality, and the afterlife of art. In sly conversation with the work of David Markson, David Ewald and Stuart Ross ask what writers take from the dead, what the living leave behind, and whether any work can ever be entirely its own.
A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival.
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About the Author
David Ewald is the author of the novels The Thief of THAT, The Book of Stan, and He Who Shall Remain Shameless, the collection The Fallible: Stories, the cycle Great Awakenings & Other Plays, and the novelette Markson's Pier (co-written with Stuart Ross). He writes, teaches and parents in California's Central Valley.Stuart M. Ross was born and raised in Queens. He is the author of the novels The Hotel Egypt and Jenny in Corona. He holds degrees from The City University of New York and The University of Notre Dame.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A writer circles an airport. His mind circles everything else.An Embraer E-190 drops to 10,000 feet and enters a holding pattern. Inside, Writer turns over a restless inventory of writers and painters, composers and plagiarists, plane crashes and vanished books, borrowed lines and private memories.Built from brief, accumulating fragments, Markson's Pier is a darkly comic meditation on influence, mortality, and the afterlife of art. In sly conversation with the work of David Markson, David Ewald and Stuart Ross ask what writers take from the dead, what the living leave behind, and whether any work can ever be entirely its own.A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival. A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798182753173
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A writer circles an airport. His mind circles everything else.An Embraer E-190 drops to 10,000 feet and enters a holding pattern. Inside, Writer turns over a restless inventory of writers and painters, composers and plagiarists, plane crashes and vanished books, borrowed lines and private memories.Built from brief, accumulating fragments, Markson's Pier is a darkly comic meditation on influence, mortality, and the afterlife of art. In sly conversation with the work of David Markson, David Ewald and Stuart Ross ask what writers take from the dead, what the living leave behind, and whether any work can ever be entirely its own.A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival. A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798182753173
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A writer circles an airport. His mind circles everything else.An Embraer E-190 drops to 10,000 feet and enters a holding pattern. Inside, Writer turns over a restless inventory of writers and painters, composers and plagiarists, plane crashes and vanished books, borrowed lines and private memories.Built from brief, accumulating fragments, Markson's Pier is a darkly comic meditation on influence, mortality, and the afterlife of art. In sly conversation with the work of David Markson, David Ewald and Stuart Ross ask what writers take from the dead, what the living leave behind, and whether any work can ever be entirely its own.A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival. A novel about circling, stealing, remembering, and the stubborn hope of arrival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798182753173
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