“If I’d been in an M.F.A. program then, I probably would not have written Annotations—or would’ve been discouraged from it.” From our Art of Fiction interview with John Keene in our new Summer issue. https://t.co/qglLNjtBBy https://t.co/E2e8Tr8HQh

-the mushroom at the end of the world -the leatherdaddy and the femme -crash, jg Ballard -cinema by other means, Pavle levi -cinema expanded, Jonathan walley -saving cinema, Caroline frick -Hogg, Delaney -annotations, John keene -American originality, Louise gluck -/Jane Eyre/

From our archive: True to its title, the 1995 novel ‘Annotations’ is almost exclusively context. And author John Keene is aware he is courting the reader’s frustration. But the end result, says Jesse McCarthy, is queerly enchanting, remote, otherworldly. https://t.co/TB0HEL3tfK