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Is Helen DeWitt the literary messiah we’ve been waiting for? (opens the original)
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Helen DeWitt’s novel is a valiant attempt to engage with and explain the challenges of our age in a sprawling, complex set of novels-within-novels that question the place of the novel in a culture defined by asymmetries of information, warfare and power. Your Name Here is seasoned with excerpts from a correspondence between two writers. One, DeWitt, is a mid-career novelist who despairs at the signs the world has moved on from the novel. She is a language whiz who advocates for the presence of A
Is Helen DeWitt the literary messiah we’ve been waiting for? (opens the original)
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Helen DeWitt’s novel is a valiant attempt to engage with and explain the challenges of our age in a sprawling, complex set of novels-within-novels that question the place of the novel in a culture defined by asymmetries of information, warfare and power. Your Name Here is seasoned with excerpts from a correspondence between two writers. One, DeWitt, is a mid-career novelist who despairs at the signs the world has moved on from the novel. She is a language whiz who advocates for the presence of A
Is Helen DeWitt the literary messiah we’ve been waiting for? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Helen DeWitt’s novel is a valiant attempt to engage with and explain the challenges of our age in a sprawling, complex set of novels-within-novels that question the place of the novel in a culture defined by asymmetries of information, warfare and power. Your Name Here is seasoned with excerpts from a correspondence between two writers. One, DeWitt, is a mid-career novelist who despairs at the signs the world has moved on from the novel. She is a language whiz who advocates for the presence of A
Is Helen DeWitt the literary messiah we’ve been waiting for? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Helen DeWitt’s novel is a valiant attempt to engage with and explain the challenges of our age in a sprawling, complex set of novels-within-novels that question the place of the novel in a culture defined by asymmetries of information, warfare and power. Your Name Here is seasoned with excerpts from a correspondence between two writers. One, DeWitt, is a mid-career novelist who despairs at the signs the world has moved on from the novel. She is a language whiz who advocates for the presence of A
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