Mark said:
> But not all. What do you do with something like
James Sallis's Lew
> Griffin books? I would classify them as postmodern
in their telling,
> especially as the series goes on and the writing
gets more and more
> reflexive, as much about how the story is being
related as the story
> itself. However, my belief in the characters and
situations is
never > in doubt.
The Lew Griffin series was my immediate quibble as
well.
I must concede that there is plenty to doubt regarding
the characters and situations but that makes them seem no
less real. I think that is part of the series'
brilliance.
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