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Unbeaten Paths

Daniel Green

Readings of formally adventurous fiction, present and past. Emphasis on small and independent presses.

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All That Remains: On the Fiction of John Hawkes

(This essay has been lightly revised from a previous version.)

In a 2011 interview, Ben Marcus resisted being called an “experimental writer,” asking rather impatiently, “Does anyone self-identify as experimental? Anyone?” Apparently Marcu...

8 days ago
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The Continuity of Experimental Fiction

I would like to broaden the scope of this newsletter, focusing it not merely on recent works of adventurous fiction but also on notable works of fiction (and important writers) that have contributed to the flourishing of “experimental ficti...

a month ago
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The Situation of Writing Itself

Avner Landes, The Delegation (Operation Dodecahedron)

One might look forward to a new novel by Avner Landes because his previous, debut novel, Meiselman: The Lean Years, promised to reinvigorate, or at least to sustain, the legacy of Ameri...

2 months ago
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Unbeaten Paths 12

Surviving Tophet

Prior to his most recent novel, The Devil is a Southpaw (2025), Brandon Hobson’s fiction has been most notable for its portrayal of struggling young men, often Native American, and of the dynamics of Native American family...

4 months ago
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Gilbert Sorrentino: An Introduction

My book, Gilbert Sorrentino: An Introduction, is now available. You can acquire a free ebook at, among other outlets, Barnes and Noble, Apple, Smashwords, Kobo, or Bookshop.org, here: https://books2read.com/sorrentino/.

You can also downl...

6 months ago
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