81. The New Yorker Across the Divide. by william T. Vollmann. Issue of 200005-15 Last year, william Vollmann travelled through a devastated Afghanistan to find out more about the country's religiously http://www.newyorker.com/PRINTABLE?FROM_THE_ARCHIVE/010924fr_archive05

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Web News Jobs comparison shop family fashion gov't ... Featured Authors William T. Vollmann Shopping and Product Search Books Apparel Jewelry Popular music Watches Classical music DVD's VHS Videos In Theaters Toys Baby Computer Hardware Electronics Photo Software Garden / Outdoor Living Kitchen for Advanced Search author's works The Royal Family By the standards of the street, Henry Tyler is a good man, kind to hookers and the homeless, skilled at avoiding fights. He'd be the first to admit that his job as a private investigator is unsavory, and he turns away many prospective clients by suggesting that they may not want to hate their... Read more The Atlas Vollmann has gained cult status in the writing world, which, by definition, means his work is not for tradition-bound, and certainly not timid, readers. His novels and storiesand differentiating between a Vollmann novel and a collection of his stories is often difficult, because, in his hands, the... Read more The Rainbow Stories Here are 13 daring and innovative tales dealing with "skinheads, x-ray patients, whores, lovers, fetishists, and other lost souls" who populate landscapes as diverse as ancient Babylon, India, and contemporary San Francisco. Part fiction, part reportage, these narratives are laced with a bleak and...

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space HPROB Volume 1, Issue 3 A Talk with William T. Vollmann: the mad genius of American letters by Kevin Canfield William T. Vollmann The Mad Genius of American Letters B etween frequent research and reporting journeys that have taken him across the globe, William T. Vollmann has found time to write and publish more than a dozen books in the last 15 years. His last effort, the 700-plus page Argall , was the fourth in a planned seven-book series of historical novels. He is also currently at work on a collection of short stories set in Europe during World War II. But none of the author's work matches the scope of the upcoming Rising Up and Rising Down A massive history and exploration of violence nearly 20 years in the making, this multi-volume project could be the defining work of Vollmann's career. McSweeney's Books plans to publish it late this year or sometime in 2003. Recently, Vollmann took time to talk about Rising Up and Rising Down from his home in Sacramento.

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86. William T. Vollmann - Royal Family time. Check out the william T. Vollmann websitehttp//home1.gte.net/csweet/vollmann.htm ALEXANDER LAURENCE. http://www.freewilliamsburg.com/may_2001/vollmann.html

The Royal Family (Published by Viking, August 2000) I met Bill Vollmann in 1990. I had read Rainbow Stories and read a few stories of his in Conjunctions . I lived in San Francisco at the time, and except for a few people and friends, nobody knew who he was. Vollmann had lived in San Francisco off and on since 1981, but I had no idea how to contact him. I found out later that he was living in New York City at this time and was writing Fathers and Crows. I asked a few papers in the Bay Area about doing an article on Vollmann. They weren't interested, because he wasn't part of the PC fads. In 1993 and 1994, I finally got to do some interviews with Vollmann and I saw him a lot during these years. Many of these magazines were apprehensive about doing anything about him, but I soon made them believers. I remember one time when I met Bill in Noe Valley. We walked down to Mission Street and all the way to the 16th Street Bart Station, talking about the hotels and the people who would later show up in The Royal Family . Today you see articles in the Bay Area newspapers and magazines much as you see articles about lesser writers such as Amy Tan and Anne Lamont, who have been over-praised and had too much attention given. I mean if some lesbian built a table, as long as it worked, as was a nice looking table, I wouldn't care who built it. The Royal Family is a novel about two brothers. Henry a detective who is looking for the Queen of the Whores. John a lawyer who is thinking about the loss of his Wife, Irene.

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