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Zachary Burian ztburian0721 — My copy is a Bantam paperback from 1971 featuring on its cover Snow White's naked arse and seven arms reaching out from behind a shower curtain. The blurb on the back mentions "the crisis in literature." This read in a lot of ways like a period piece in form and content. Deconstruction of the fables, or a fable of the deconstruction, ye olde feminist paradigm subversion, with syntax obviously influenced in Borgesian fashion by George Saunders and early McSweeneys.net. It is always lacking in contractions, the language, and what the language lacks in contractions, it makes up for in individuated imagination and choice. Hard to follow, this reader found it. Characters mostly reduced to first names. Amusing, too, if never receving from me more than a respectful, almost fake LOL (like I wanted to like it more than I did and therefore respected it with polite laughter in recognition of my love for some of his stories?). Funniest part for me was questions for the reader at the end of part I (metafiction is FUNNY!). All and all I found this one sort of blague. Vonnegut for lit snobs? And yet I sort of completely love it and yet think I'm maybe becoming too much of a staid literary codger these days to really dig this sort of playful cess ditch? Something that's cool, though, is that stylistially, everything's so particularly Barthelme, it's like its own island -- a really virulent formal virus in quarantine.

Mohamed Hamed mo7amd7amd — This book was fun and interesting to me when I read it. I only read this book from the series. I don't think I realized it was a series as a kid, or I probably would have read more of them. As an adult, I find it funny that this is the only Jerry Spineli book I read when he has so many other great ones out there. While I remember reading this book, I remember very, very little about the plot itself. It was an okay read to pass the time, but nothing about it jumped out at me; it isn't memorable almost 20 years later.

Cristiano Ferreira cristianofe — This series is good also. It's set in Tulsa Oklahoma. It's hard to put down.