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portada Red Pyramid: Selected Stories (New York Review Books Classics)
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Physical Book
Publisher
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Language
English
Pages
320
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781681378206

Red Pyramid: Selected Stories (New York Review Books Classics)

Sorokin Vladimirlawton Max (Author) · New York Review Of Books · Paperback

Red Pyramid: Selected Stories (New York Review Books Classics) - Sorokin VladimirLawton Max

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Synopsis "Red Pyramid: Selected Stories (New York Review Books Classics)"

Extended comic turns like The Queue and relentless, mind-bending, genre-shredding extravaganzas like Ice Trilogy have established Vladimir Sorokin as a master of the contemporary novel. It is to Sorokin's short fiction, however, that readers must turn to encounter the wildest and most unsettling of his inventions and provocations. Sorokin is a virtuoso of parody and pastiche, as well as a poet of the black sites where the human soul stands exposed to its own incontinent desires, and Red Pyramid spans the whole of his career, from his emergence in the Soviet Union as a member of Moscow's artistic underground to his late preeminence as an observer and interpreter of the Putin era, with its squalid parade of gruesome folly and unhinged violence. Included here are queasy tour-de-forces, like the early "Obelisk," a story as scatological as it is conceptual; the notorious "A Month in Dachau," which earned Sorokin his sobriquet as the Russian Sade; and profoundly unsettling texts like "Tiny Tim," where tenderness is inseparable from horror. Sorokin's stories have appeared in The New Yorker, n+1, Harper's Magazine, and The Baffler. This is the first time they have been collected in English.

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