Description
A phantasmagorical mixture of religious mysticism and eroticism, bound up with the mythic origins of civilization, and taking in everything from shamanic art to Bach's "Art of the Fugue."
About the Author
Zurab Karumidze got a degree in English Language and Literature from Tbilisi State University. He obtained a PhD for a dissertation on wit and conceit in the poetry of John Donne. In 1994 he spent a year at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as a Visiting Fulbright Scholar studying American postmodernist fiction. His publications include essays, short stories, novels, and a history of jazz.
Reviews
Delightfully entertaining... Karumidze deserves much praise for writing such a profound, complex, and deeply original work of literary art. Tweed's
Book Information
ISBN 9781564789280
Author Zurab Karumidze
Format Paperback
Page Count 234
Imprint Dalkey Archive Press
Publisher Dalkey Archive Press
Weight(grams) 340g
About the Author
Zurab Karumidze got a degree in English Language and Literature from Tbilisi State University. He obtained a PhD for a dissertation on wit and conceit in the poetry of John Donne. In 1994 he spent a year at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as a Visiting Fulbright Scholar studying American postmodernist fiction. His publications include essays, short stories, novels, and a history of jazz.
Reviews
Delightfully entertaining... Karumidze deserves much praise for writing such a profound, complex, and deeply original work of literary art. Tweed's
Book Information
ISBN 9781564789280
Author Zurab Karumidze
Format Paperback
Page Count 234
Imprint Dalkey Archive Press
Publisher Dalkey Archive Press
Weight(grams) 340g
