Anatomy Courses

Blake Butler, Sean Kilpatrick

ISBN 10: 1621050181 / ISBN 13: 9781621050186

Published by Eraserhead Press, US, 2012

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Anatomy Courses
• Publisher: Eraserhead Press, US
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1621050181
• ISBN 13: 9781621050186
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 137 grams

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Synopsis

PRAISE FOR BLAKE BUTLER

"An endlessly surprising, funny, and subversive writer." -Publishers Weekly

"If the distortion and feedback of Butler's intense riffing is too loud, you may very well be too boring." -Globe and Mail (Toronto)

"Try Blake on. Lace him up. Wear him around your neck in wreaths." -Vice

"If there's a more thoroughly brilliant and exciting new writer than Blake Butler . . . well, there just isn't." -Dennis Cooper

PRAISE FOR SEAN KILPATRICK

"This is a book you need. Language reset. Guidebook." -HTML GIANT on Sean Kilpatrick's fuckscapes

"The violent, sexual zone of television and entertainment is made to saturate that safe-haven, the American Family. The result is a zone of violent ambience, a 'fuckscape': where every object or word can be made to do horrific acts. As when torturers use banal objects on their victims, it is the most banal objects that become the most horrific (and hilarious) in Sean Kilpatrick's brilliant first book." -Johannes Goransson on fuckscapes

"Here is your I.V. drip of sphinx's blood." -CA Conrad

About the Author

Blake Butler is the author of five books of fiction, including There Is No Year and Scorch Atlas; a work of hybrid nonfiction, Nothing: A Portrait of Insomnia; and two collaborative works, Anatomy Courses with Sean Kilpatrick and One with Vanessa Place and Christopher Higgs. He is the founding editor of HTMLGIANT, "the Internet literature magazine blog of the future," and maintains a weekly column covering literary art and fast food for Vice magazine. His other work has appeared widely, including in The Believer, the New York Times, Fence, Dazed and Confused, and The Best Bizarro Fiction of the Decade. He lives in Atlanta.