This is the second in my series of videos on major postmodernist novels, following up from Donald Barthelme’s Snow White.
If there’s a single paragraph in all of postmodernism that could define it, it might be the famous penultimate line for Reader’s Block, itself deceptively simple: "Nonlinear. Discontinuous. Collage-like. An assemblage."
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