Adventures Close to Home
Oscar JelleyAmateur lit-crit and other nonsense.
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Walter Benjamin: "Experience" (1913)
What follows is my translation of a 1913 essay called ‘Experience’, published in the literary journal ‘Der Anfang’ (The Beginning) by the young Walter Bendix Schoenflies Benjamin. The translation is quite free, and I have aimed first and fo...
EITHER A BORROWER OR A LENDER BE
A library is a machine for enthusiasm. Is a three-dimensional collage. Is a temple to happenstance. Is a place to go when it rains. Is a place where you don’t have to buy anything. Is somewhere to sit and read. Is somewhere to sit and do no...
FACILE MALEVOLENCE
Although I ploughed through The Crying of Lot 49, Gravity’s Rainbow and Inherent Vice with great enthusiasm (and little comprehension) at the age of fifteen, I haven’t returned to the world of Thomas Pynchon since, so I suspect that my memb...
NOTHING PERSONAL
The Man Without Qualities, Robert Musil’s colossal fragment, has one of the most perfect openings of any novel I’ve read - up there with Bleak House, The Girls of Slender Means and The Trial. By conventional standards, though, it’s odd, alm...
THOMAS BERNHARD: VERSTÖRUNG (1967)
I find it difficult to identify my ‘favourite’ Thomas Bernhard book, since every one that I’ve read more or less conforms to the same antic pattern: an embittered Austrian intellectual rails mesmerically against the evils of modern culture,...
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