Critique of Pure Reason

Gabriel Blackwell

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In CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON, Gabriel Blackwell bends found forms to story, repurposes history, sets mathematics and a programmer's logic to generating emotion and wonder. This is the work of a talented storyteller slyly taking the stance of a documentary filmmaker, or else of a first-rate bureaucrat, perhaps rising quickly through our Ministry of Imagination--and with each new diagram and footnote and well-made sentence the philosopher in Blackwell provides us another piece of that most illusive of proofs, a verification of our shared humanity, captured here in all its absurdity and horror and glory.

Book Details

Publisher: Noemi Press
Publish Date: Jan 18th, 2013
Pages: 188
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 8.20in - 6.70in - 0.70in - 0.75lb
EAN: 9781934819265
Categories: • Short Stories (single author)

About the Author

Blackwell, Gabriel: -

Gabriel Blackwell is the author of CORRECTION, the short fiction collection Babel, the collection of essays and fictions Critique of Pure Reason, and the novels Madeleine E., The Natural Dissolution of Fleeting-Improvised-Men, and Shadow Man: A Biography of Lewis Miles Archer. Since 2013, he has been editor-in-chief of the magazine The Rupture (formerly The Collagist). His short fiction and essays have appeared in Conjunctions, Tin House and Tin House Online, Post Road, Puerto del Sol, DIAGRAM, The Adroit Journal, the Los Angeles Review of Books, wigleaf, Always Crashing, and many other places. He lives in Spokane, Washington.