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Reality Hunger: A Manifesto - Community Reviews back

by David Shields
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MEslaymaker
MEslaymaker rated it 14 years ago
Had Shields published this book anonymously without copyright or charge I might take him more seriously, but really you have to laugh, at least I do. Even so, there’s some good and important stuff here about the changing nature of the world and information and art, which is why I give the book three...
MEslaymaker
MEslaymaker rated it 14 years ago
Had Shields published this book anonymously without copyright or charge I might take him more seriously, but really you have to laugh, at least I do. Even so, there’s some good and important stuff here about the changing nature of the world and information and art, which is why I give the book three...
Genosha is for lovers
Genosha is for lovers rated it 14 years ago
I will inevitably give five stars to a book that encourages criminal activity so my opinion of the book might not be trustable.Shields says "Fuck piracy and plagiarism" and to give his audience a demonstrative donkey show of what he means the book itself is a bunch of quotes from other people, piece...
debnance
debnance rated it 15 years ago
What is fiction and what is nonfiction? The boundary line is no longer clear. Shields argues that modern novels are a form that does not satisfy a world increasingly alienated from reality, using bits and pieces of others' writings to make his point. A book worth reading if just for the cleverness o...
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