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In these thirty-two stories, Dawson confirms and extends his mastery of a form he helped invent: the projectivist tale, in which a heightened sensitivity of attention registers in hair's-breadth detail not just physical realities but emotional events occurring in transformational, dreamlike, intuitional dimensions.

Breaking away from his typical first person autobiographical narration,  Virginia Dare is marked a new stage in Fielding Dawson's career, a stage in which he employed third person narration, and open endings through transitions. In his introduction Dawson explains that both the random topics of his stories and the unrelated characters make this collection a truer reflection of the human order, because in reality loose ends are not always tied up.

A novel by Fielding Dawson.

A series of stories illustrated with photographs and collages chosen by the author himself. Continued in his typical "stream-of-consciousness" style,  The Trick is a wonderfully interesting read for fans of the Beat Generation.

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