“Do you think that Piranesi was a lot less accessible than Jonathan Strange was? I think it's much more accessible.”
Rebecca F. Kuang, Guest on Conversations with TylerRebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
Susanna Clarke · 2001
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Babel
R. F. Kuang
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Pale Fire
Vladimir Nabokov
Discussed together in: Rebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction (Conversations with Tyler)
Piranesi
Susanna Clarke
Discussed together in: Rebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction (Conversations with Tyler)
House of Leaves
Mark Z. Danielewski
Discussed together in: Rebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction (Conversations with Tyler)
The Poppy War
R. F. Kuang
Discussed together in: Rebecca F. Kuang on National Literatures, Book Publishing, and History in Fiction (Conversations with Tyler)
The World Republic of Letters
Pascale Casanova
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