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A Thoughtful Novel For a Panicky Time

Submitted by Simon Pritchard, May 11, 2007 20:06

Mr. Kirsch - Did you notice any clear similarities between Cosmopolis and Mrs. Dalloway: the rhythmic noise from the street (the chiming of Big Ben in Dalloway and the blaring of horns in Cosmopolis); and the similarities of space and colour in the two novels ("cascades"). I can't sleep with this stuff on my mind!


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