an extraordinary writer—a brash
Scenes from the Life of a Faun recounts the dreary life of a government worker who escapes the banality of war by researching the exploits of a deserter from the Napoleonic Wars nicknamed The Faun
and the peculiarly reductive biographical interpretations regularly uttered by some of his fellow countrymen and contemporaries
Born in Buenos Aires in 1963
Border Towns Post-Apocalyptic an extraordinary writer—a brashThe several essays that comprise Border Towns chase, worry, and trouble ideas about situation and reference. As a group, the essays topicscolor, lycanthropy, African Canadian history, cooking, public transit, etc.make an unlikely field. But through all its pages the book traces and describes acts of situation; and for all its werewolves, greengrocers, and paeans to miscegenation and migrationits interest is not in capturing but in the shape of