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Gothic Romance (1984)
by Emmanuel Carrere, translated by Lanie Goodman
307 pages - Scribners

Part of this narrative follows the famous grouping of people on the shores of Lake Geneva that resulted in the writing of Frankenstein; mainly Lord Byron, Polidori, and of course Mr. & Mrs. Shelley. The other part of the narrative takes place in modern ( Read more... )

I Am Alive and You Are Dead: A Journey into the Mind of Philip K. Dick (1993)
by Emmanuel Carrere, translated by Timothy Bent
315 pages - Metropolitan

'And if for reasons of His own, He decides to speak to an American writer, it won't be Norman Mailer or Susan Sontag but some hack toiling away in the dark, grinding out cheap novels that no one ( Read more... )

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The Adversary: A True Story of Monstrous Deception (2000)
by Emmanuel Carrere, translated by Linda Coverdale
191 pages - Stoddart

"After I killed Florence, I knew that I was also going to kill Antoine and Caroline and that those moments in front of the television were the last that we would spend together. I cuddled with them. I must have said ( Read more... )