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Wittgenstein's Mistress by David Markson

ISBN: 9780224026857
Release Date: 31 Aug 1989
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Categories: Modern fiction

An unusual experimental novel about a women who believes she is alone on the earth. She breaks down the components of her troubled past and so "deconstructs" both her own narrative and the putative "reality" of the history of the world. The author has written a biography of Malcolm Lowry.

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