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Item specifics
- Condition
- ISBN
- 0804006660
- EAN
- 9780804006668
- Publication Name
- N/A
- Type
- Paperback
- Release Title
- Cities of the Interior: Contains 5 Volumes in Nin's Continuous
- Artist
- Nin, Anais
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Ohio University Press
ISBN-10
0804006660
ISBN-13
9780804006668
eBay Product ID (ePID)
829735
Product Key Features
Book Title
Cities of the Interior
Number of Pages
590 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1996
Topic
General, American / General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction, Literary Collections
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
1.4 in
Item Weight
24.1 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
91-014523
Reviews
She explores relationships on a level to which few contemporary novelists penetrate." — The Atlantic, "She wishes to immerse readers in that flow of sensibility and reflection from which human beings distill the significance of what they do and suffer."--New York Times, "She wishes to immerse readers in that flow of sensibility and reflection from which human beings distill the significance of what they do and suffer." -- New York Times, She wishes to immerse readers in that flow of sensibility and reflection from which human beings distill the significance of what they do and suffer." — New York Times, "She explores relationships on a level to which few contemporary novelists penetrate." -- The Atlantic, "A prose/poetry dream; a lyrical celebration of the inner life and the images it evokes." -- Daniel Stern, A prose/poetry dream; a lyrical celebration of the inner life and the images it evokes." — Daniel Stern, "She explores relationships on a level to which few contemporary novelists penetrate."--The Atlantic, "A prose/poetry dream; a lyrical celebration of the inner life and the images it evokes."-- Daniel Stern, "A prose/poetry dream, a lyrical celebration of the inner life and the images it evokes." -- Daniel Stern
Dewey Edition
20
Number of Volumes
5 vols.
Dewey Decimal
813/.5/2
Synopsis
Ladders to Fire , Children of the Albatross , The Four-Chambered Heart , A Spy in the House of Love , Seduction of the Minotaur . Haunting and hypnotic, these five novels by Anaïs Nin began in 1946 to appear in quiet succession. Though published separately over the next fifteen years, the five were conceived as a continuous experience-a continuous novel like Proust's, real and flowing as a river. The full impact of Anaïs Nin's genius is only to be found through reading the novels in context and in succession. They form a rich, luminous tapestry whose overall theme Nin has called "woman at war with herself." Characters, symbols appear and reappear: now one, now another unfolding, gradually revealing, changing, struggling, growing, and Nin had forged an evocative language all her own for the telling. "The diary taught me that there were no neat ends to novels, no neat denouement, no neat synthesis," she explains. "So I began an endless novel, a novel in which the climaxes consisted of discoveries in awareness, each step in awareness becoming a stage in the growth like the layers in trees." Cities of the Interior fulfills a long-time desire on the part of readers, publisher, and Anaïs Nin herself to reunite the five novels in a single volume., Ladders to Fire , Children of the Albatross , The Four-Chambered Heart , A Spy in the House of Love , Seduction of the Minotaur . Haunting and hypnotic, these five novels by Anaïs Nin began in 1946 to appear in quiet succession. Though published separately over the next fifteen years, the five were conceived as a continuous experience--a continuous novel like Proust's, real and flowing as a river. The full impact of Anaïs Nin's genius is only to be found through reading the novels in context and in succession. They form a rich, luminous tapestry whose overall theme Nin has called "woman at war with herself." Characters, symbols appear and reappear: now one, now another unfolding, gradually revealing, changing, struggling, growing, and Nin had forged an evocative language all her own for the telling. "The diary taught me that there were no neat ends to novels, no neat denouement, no neat synthesis," she explains. "So I began an endless novel, a novel in which the climaxes consisted of discoveries in awareness, each step in awareness becoming a stage in the growth like the layers in trees." Cities of the Interior fulfills a long-time desire on the part of readers, publisher, and Anaïs Nin herself to reunite the five novels in a single volume., Ladders to Fire, Children of the Albatross, The Four-Chambered Heart, A Spy in the House of Love, Seduction of the Minotaur. Haunting and hypnotic, these five novels by Ana s Nin began in 1946 to appear in quiet succession. Though published separately over the next fifteen years, the five were conceived as a continuous experience-a continuous novel like Proust's, real and flowing as a river. The full impact of Ana s Nin's genius is only to be found through reading the novels in context and in succession. They form a rich, luminous tapestry whose overall theme Nin has called "woman at war with herself." Characters, symbols appear and reappear: now one, now another unfolding, gradually revealing, changing, struggling, growing, and Nin had forged an evocative language all her own for the telling. "The diary taught me that there were no neat ends to novels, no neat denouement, no neat synthesis," she explains. "So I began an endless novel, a novel in which the climaxes consisted of discoveries in awareness, each step in awareness becoming a stage in the growth like the layers in trees." Cities of the Interior fulfills a long-time desire on the part of readers, publisher, and Ana s Nin herself to reunite the five novels in a single volume., Ladders to Fire , Children of the Albatross , The Four-Chambered Heart , A Spy in the House of Love , Seduction of the Minotaur . Haunting and hypnotic, these five novels by Anaïs Nin began in 1946 to appear in quiet succession.
LC Classification Number
PS3527.I865C57 1991
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