Muhlstein, Anka. Monsieur Proust's Library. New York: Other Press, 2012., Causeries, or Critical Chit-Chat, or A Gift for Slighting the Gifted [Book Review]

Substance 43 (3):156-164 (2014)
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Marcel Proust, as a writer, was even more, shall we say , “steeped” in literary work by others than were so steeped such equally “classic,” as they are by now called, or “canonical” twentieth-century novelists as James Joyce, who, like Proust, seems to have had but in fact did not have a photographic memory, and Vladimir Nabokov, who did have one, or than are such literary critics as ..

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