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Sukenick Ronald:     more books (56)

Up by Ronald Sukenick, 1999 Last Fall: A Novel by Ronald Sukenick, 2005-05-15 In Form: Digressions on the Act of Fiction (A Chicago Classic) by Ronald Sukenick, 1985-06-01 Narralogues: Truth in Fiction (S U N Y Series, Margins of Literature) by Ronald Sukenick, 2000-01 Mosaic Man by Ronald Sukenick, 1999-04-30 Musing the Mosaic: Approaches to Ronald Sukenick (Suny Series in Postmodern Culture) The Novel as Performance: The Fiction of Ronald Sukenick and Raymond Federman (Crosscurrents/Modern Critiques) by Jerzy Kutnik Ph.D., 1986-07-01 Autobiographie & Avant-garde: Alain Robbe-Grillet, Serge Doubrovsky, Rachid Boudjedra, Maxine Hong Kingston, Raymond Federman, Ronald Sukenick (French Edition) 98.6: A Novel by Ronald Sukenick, 1975-01-01 Out by Sukenick, Ronald Sukenick, 1973-12 The Death of the Novel and Other Stories by Ronald Sukenick, 2003-04-01 Endless Short Story by Ronald Sukenick, 1986-01-01 Degenerative Prose Up by Ronald Sukenick, 1970

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1. Ronald Sukenick - Bibliography Summary
   Ronald Sukenick Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Summary Alpha Chron Main Menu Search Anthologies  
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3. Journal Of Zhejiang University Science010426
   12.sukenick ronald, 1969. The Death of the Novel. The Dial Press, New York, INC., p.41. 13.Wheaton Cynthia Johnson, 1986. Ackroyd, Peter Hawksmoor.  
   http://www.zju.edu.cn/jzus/2001/0104/010426.htm
   
   Extractions: Abstract This paper explores the new possibilities of the novel in the context of technologies of computer hypertext. One of the central argmnents of the paper is that the operational logic of the novel can be made to approximate that of a web of hypertext links. The author also argues that the hope of the renaissance of the novel Iies in the technologically enhanced speed of the traffic in models between smooth space and striated space.

4. Ronald Sukenick's Novel "O U T"
   Novel by ronald sukenick.  
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   Extractions: [book jacket] The original hardcover copy of OUT is now available for a limited time in first edition, signed by the author, at $18.95 plus $1 for mailing or $3 for priority mail. Send a check made out to Ronald Sukenick to the following address: Sukenick, In Press, 200 Rector Place, Apt. 26B, NY,NY 10280.

5. The Rival Tradition
   ronald sukenick interviewed by JR Foley.  
   http://www.flashpointmag.com/sukeint1.htm
   
   Extractions: (Beech Tree Books, 1987; Collier Books, 1988), a history of the literary bohemia after WWII. While expanding his dissertation into Wallace Stevens: Musing the Obscure (New York University Press, 1967), Sukenick also published short stories and wrote his first novel, Up (The Dial Press), whose publication in 1968 caused a sensation. Death of the Novel and Other Stories (The Dial Press) followed in 1969 and his second novel Out (The Swallow Press) in 1973. In 1974 he joined several other writers dissatisfied with the returning conservatism of the publishing industry to found The Fiction Collective. The Collective published Sukenick's next three books Long-Talking Bad Conditions Blues (1979), and The Endless Short Story (1986) as well as the more recent Doggy Bag Blown Away , in 1986. The year before Southern Illinois University Press had brought out In Form: Digressions on the Act of Fiction (1985), a book of essays about "the ongoing struggle with the angel of form."

6. Ronald Sukenick @ Catharton Authors
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7. Untitled Document
   In the late 1960s when fiction writer and theorist ronald sukenick began his career as a novelist, fiction was at a crucial stage of its development as an art form. new novelists of the period  
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8. Ronald Sukenick Papers
   ronald sukenick, 1932 Papers, 1941-1999. Preliminary Inventory. 105 boxes, 4 oversize boxes, 1 oversize folder, 4 galley folders (49.06 linear feet) Note This brief collection description is an accession record. to 1990s, this comprehensive collection of ronald sukenick, innovative writer, publisher, theorist, and educator  
   http://www.hrc.utexas.edu/research/fa/sukenick.html
   
   Extractions: Folder List Spanning six decades from the 1940s to 1990s, this comprehensive collection of Ronald Sukenick, innovative writer, publisher, theorist, and educator, contains drafts of his novels, short stories, and literary non-fiction as well as personal and professional correspondence and material associated with his college and teaching years. The collection is organized in four Series: Series I. Works (52 boxes), Series II, Correspondence, 1940s-1990s (26 boxes), Series III. Personal/Career-Related (21 boxes), and Series IV. Works of Others (6 boxes). The first and largest series, Works, is divided into two subseries: A. Books, and B. Other Writings. The book material in Subseries A is arranged by title and includes Sukenick's novels

9. Narralogues: Truth In Fiction - Ronald Sukenick
   Narralogues Truth in Fiction, ronald sukenick book review 2000) ronald sukenick. other books by ronald sukenick. ronald sukenick is one of the leading lights of  
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   Extractions: Narralogues , published this year by the State University of New York (SUNY) Press, is a slim 133-page volume, but it has the wide-ranging scope of a major work. For anyone whose eyes glaze over when confronted with innovative writing, Sukenick’s book is surprisingly accessible and enormously fun to read. "I’ve got the hots for you," he informs us in the introduction. After all, storytelling is "an erotic adventure." True to his word, Narralogues is a palpably seductive blend of autobiography, fiction, satire and politics. Sukenick’s view is that literary fiction has been thoroughly usurped by the entertainment industry. We’re drowning in novels and stories designed to narcotize us with "mind-numbing make-believe" and "intellectual passivity." Too often, the most interesting writers are marginalized and ignored. Valiant small presses are fighting "an uneven battle" against "publishing conglomerates and the electronic media." Sukenick wants his work to stand as a rebuke to the avalanche of mainstream literature that "robotically reflects the status quo with no illuminating angle of its own." If this sounds as if he’s written little more than a harangue aimed at our media-saturated age, that would be a misconception. "Literature," he says, "should not try to mirror our experience, it should intervene in it." Sukenick’s goal in

10. Sukenick, Ronald
    sukenick, ronald. Born 1932, Brooklyn, NY Nationality American Genre(s) Novels, Short Stories, Literary criticism and history  
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    Extractions: Full Professor, English Literature, University of Colorado, Boulder, since 1975. Director of Creative Writing, 1975-77. Chairman of the Board of Directors, Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines, 1975-77. Publisher, American Book Review, 1977- . Director, English Department Publications Center, 1984-95. Advisory Committee, PMLA, 1987-1990. Co-Director, Board of Directors, Fiction Collective Two/Black Ice Books, 1988- . Publisher, Black Ice magazine, 1989- . Board of Directors, National Book Critics Circle, 1992-95. Director, Nilon Award for Excellence in Minority Fiction, 1990-98. New York State Scholarship, 1950. Telluride Association Scholarship, 1951-54. Fulbright Fellowship, France, 1958. Guggenheim Fellowship, 1977. National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, 1980. Butler Chair, SUNY Buffalo, Spring 1981. University of Colorado Faculty Fellowship, 1982. Fulbright Teaching Fellowship, Israel, 1984. Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines Award for Editorial Excellence, 1985. Western Book Award for Publishing, 1985. American Book Award, 1988. National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Writing, 1989. University of Colorado Faculty Fellowship, 1990. Boulder Faculty Assembly Award for Excellence in Research, Scholarly and Creative Work, 1993.

11. Sukenick, Ronald Book Talk Forum Frigate
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    Now let s turn our attention to Mosaic Man, the latest avantpop novel from ronald sukenick, which addresses the writer is his own master, the masturbator  
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    Extractions: Resolved: Narcissism is the mother of invention. To evaluate that claim, let us first define our terms. Narcissism, the good people at Random House report, is an "inordinate fascination with oneself." The word also can refer to "an erotic gratification derived from admiration of one's own physical or mental attributes." Now let's turn our attention to Mosaic Man, the latest "avant-pop" novel from Ronald Sukenick, which addresses the writer is "his own master, the masturbator of his fate." If he is, then invention- that is, fiction-would be the seed spilled by his self-serving urge. Sukenick, a liberated thinker, refutes the notion of mastery: "His destiny is not his own. He's not himself today, nor any day. Why? Because he's a Jew, in a word. And a word can change everything, whether you want it to or not. Not up to you. Or me. I'm not in control. No. I am who I am. Like Pop Eye the Sailorman." Thus spake the Sailorman. But it is anyone prepared to dispute that this spurt of logorrhea comes from a chronic literary onanist? In a moment of greater lucidity, Sukenick says that he has "at times been fascinated with writing and rewriting my autobiography, there's so much of it I don't know anything about."

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16. Sukenick, Ronald Bücher Antiquariat Günstig Gebraucht Kaufen
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17. Ronald Sukenick's Novel "O U T"
    Rereading. Out ronald sukenick. When I started rereading OUT seriously in the course of putting it online, I felt a growing conviction that the book had been written by a shockingly demented lunatic. Then I remembered that I wrote it. of the leading postmodern innovators, ronald sukenick has been on the cutting  
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    Extractions: When I started rereading OUT seriously in the course of putting it online, I felt a growing conviction that the book had been written by a shockingly demented lunatic. Then I remembered that I wrote it. And that the lives of many of us had a maniac quality at the time. And that the era it epitomizedit was published in 1973was a shockingly lunatic period. The book in its manic way catches the tone of the time as I remember it. The movie made from the book several years later (starring Peter Coyote and Danny Glover, still available in many video stores) though excellent in its way, is sane by comparison. OUT, it seems to me, is tuned in to some other realityspeedy, hysterical, wise, obscene, comic, crazy and shamanic, a trip in more ways than onebut a reality that's still as real as sex, dreams, desire, spiritual anguish and a yearning for salvation and cosmic justice.

18. Blown Away (New American Fiction Ser.) - Sukenick, Ronald
    Fiction. Author Name sukenick, ronald Title Blown Away (New American Fiction Ser.). Binding Hard Cover. Book Condition Fine. Jacket Condition Fine.  
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19. Poetry Center - Sukenick, Ronald - 03/07/79
    Reader sukenick, ronald. Accession Number 323  
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20. Interview With Ron Sukenick
    THE SARAH LAWRENCE ORGIES of 1968 AN INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR ronald sukenick. The teacher/student relationship has been a strong bond throughout history.  
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    Extractions: THE SARAH LAWRENCE ORGIES of 1968: AN INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR RONALD SUKENICK The teacher/student relationship has been a strong bond throughout history. So strong that many administrations have enforced rules about their private conduct. Not so in the late 1960s, where the deans encouraged their teachers to hit on the young impressionable students looking for modes of rebellion, and at Sarah Lawrence, when it was still an all-women school, that was the place to be for an avant-garde novelist and budding professor like Ronald Sukenick. Ronald Sukenick is the author of numerous works of innovative fiction including Up, Out, 98.6, The Endless Short Story, Blown Away, and Long Talking Bad Condition Blues. His book of non-fiction, Down and In, recreated the New York underground scene from the fifties to the present. His most recent book of fiction, Doggy Bag (Black Ice Books), has been given an enormous welcome through many reviews in newspapers and large audiences on two recent reading tours of the United States. In a recent panel discussion on Fiction into the 21st Century , Marjorie Perloff mentioned Sukenick as one of the most interesting writers now working.

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