Books by Will Self
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review 1: Self seems to have reached a sort of full maturity with this book. We see a continuation of his preoccupation with psychiatry as a metaphor for society (shades of Kesey) but he takes things to a new, experimental level. Consciously in the puzzle-like style of Joyce or Faulkner,...
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English
review 1: Self's most recent novel plays, as others have noted, on some of the theme's from his "Psychogeography" journalism, which is fabulous in itself. Though uneven, and I haven't quite finished it yet (somehow, except for "The Butt" I get worn out by Self's novels, and I have to come ...