Mining the Dalkey Archive
Chad W. Post, JabberLiterary history and analysis of Dalkey Archive Press's catalog.
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Basking in Hell: Returning to William H. Gass’s "The Tunnel"
What follows is a piece Stephen Schenkenberg wrote some years ago for The Quarterly Conversation (one of the OGs of lit blogs) about Gass’s The Tunnel, in particular the audiobook’s liner notes. With the recent release of the new Dalkey Arc...
"Cadenza" by Ralph Cusack
Vince (A Book No One Wants) and Chad talk about Ralph Cusack’s only novel, Cadenza, a semi-surreal trip on a train through time and space. They discuss the humor, the difficulty holding on to the prose, Anthony Cronin’s criticisms from Dead...
"Things in the Night" by Mati Unt with Ted McDermott
Ted McDermott (The Minor Outsider) comes on to talk about his time at Dalkey Archive as Chad’s marketing assistant back in 2005. They talk about the ethos of the “real Dalkey,” what was going on when the press started looking abroad for gre...
"The Middle Mind" by Curtis White
Issue 9 of CONTEXT magazine was stacked. There’s the piece by Barabara Wright on Raymond Queneau, which I ran last spring, and which you can find here. There’s also a reading of Danilo Kiš by Aleksandar Hemon, one on Kathy Acker by Kathleen...
"Dead As Doornails" by Anthony Cronin
Ross Ufberg (writer, translator, co-founder of New Vessel Press, and author of the new introduction to the forthcoming Dalkey Archive edition of Dead As Doornails) joins Chad and Vince Francone (author of A Book No One Wants) to talk about...
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