The Thinking-About-Gladys Machine
The Thinking-About-Gladys Machine | By Mario Levrero | Translated by Annie McDermott and Kit Schluter
Levrero’s writing is distinguished by its bounteous imagination, and nowhere more so than in this 1970 story collection.
From the Escher-like grammatical maze of ‘The Boarding House’ to the Lewis Carroll-esque ‘The Basement’, this book explores uncanny domestic spaces, using the structures of the stories themselves as tools for re-inventing narrative possibility.
The Thinking-About-Gladys Machine | By Mario Levrero | Translated by Annie McDermott and Kit Schluter
Levrero’s writing is distinguished by its bounteous imagination, and nowhere more so than in this 1970 story collection.
From the Escher-like grammatical maze of ‘The Boarding House’ to the Lewis Carroll-esque ‘The Basement’, this book explores uncanny domestic spaces, using the structures of the stories themselves as tools for re-inventing narrative possibility.
The Thinking-About-Gladys Machine | By Mario Levrero | Translated by Annie McDermott and Kit Schluter
Levrero’s writing is distinguished by its bounteous imagination, and nowhere more so than in this 1970 story collection.
From the Escher-like grammatical maze of ‘The Boarding House’ to the Lewis Carroll-esque ‘The Basement’, this book explores uncanny domestic spaces, using the structures of the stories themselves as tools for re-inventing narrative possibility.
