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Stephen-Paul Martin's TwentyTwenty reminds us that in his finest moments, he's the king of writing degree zero, the American Albert Camus, if Camus had a sense of humor. "He stares at the seemingly random combination of numbers and letters, then shrugs and clicks. There's a flash on his screen, a clip of someone jerking off in a bedroom. Clark thinks it might be a picture of himself right before the phone rang, but the image is gone before he ...

Stephen-Paul Martin's TwentyTwenty reminds us that in his finest moments, he's the king of writing degree zero, the American Albert Camus, if Camus had a sense of humor. "He stares at the seemingly random combination of numbers and letters, then shrugs and clicks. There's a flash on his screen, a clip of someone jerking off in a bedroom. Clark thinks it might be a picture of himself right before the phone rang, but the image is gone before he ...

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A collection of stories based on the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, which led to World War I

An exhilarating collection about the limits of language, narrative, and identity. "The Possibility of Music" is an imaginative reconstruction of America in the early 21st century. What would our post-9/11 society look like if it were viewed through a series of funhouse mirrors?

These stories hold a fictional mirror up to our culture. What we see reflected is often amusing and scary: a world where popular culture and the culture of deceit, cynicism and disgust collide head-on, where Columbus and the American presidency are subjects of a rock video, where the Gulf War is just another excuse to watch television and get laid.