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  The Laugh That Laughs at the Laugh: Writing from and about the Pen Man, Raymond Federman:Journal of Experimental Fiction 23 (Hardback) By (author) Eckhard A Gerdes

  

  

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  Short Description for The Laugh That Laughs at the Laugh: Writing from and about the Pen Man, Raymond Federman:Journal of Experimental Fiction 23Not only is this volume of the "Journal of Experimental Fiction" series a tribute to great French-American novelist and Holocaust survivor Raymond Federman by more than 30 friends and colleagues, including Jerome Klinkowitz, Charles Bernstein, Doug Rice, Larry McCaffery, Mark Amerika, Ronald Sukenick, Lance Olsen, and other well-known writers and critics, but also it features several wonderful unp...
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  • Publisher: iUniverse.com
  • Published: 01 January 2002
  • Format: Hardback 512 pages
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  • Categories: Anthologies (non-poetry)
  • ISBN 13: 9780595745784 ISBN 10: 0595745784

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Full description for The Laugh That Laughs at the Laugh: Writing from and about the Pen Man, Raymond Federman:Journal of Experimental Fiction 23

• Not only is this volume of the "Journal of Experimental Fiction" series a tribute to great French-American novelist and Holocaust survivor Raymond Federman by more than 30 friends and colleagues, including Jerome Klinkowitz, Charles Bernstein, Doug Rice, Larry McCaffery, Mark Amerika, Ronald Sukenick, Lance Olsen, and other well-known writers and critics, but also it features several wonderful unpublished works of fiction by Raymond Federman himself, including fiction from his early years as a student at Columbia University to a large excerpt from his current novel-in-progress.