November Japanese Literature Series Rossana Campo blends pop and

Rossana Campo blends pop and high culture in this polyphonic novel whose vibrant

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a woman with a hard-earned grasp on quantum physics and complex spiritual doctrine composes a letter to those of us who still live in time (in the windowless room where she writes the word tomorrow is 'as round and yellow as the moon') about what it is like to live as wife to the All-Powerful

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November Japanese Literature Series Rossana Campo blends pop andStaggering in scope, November is a virtuoso performancea contemporary take on the classical modernist novel, anatomizing the ways we live, think, and labor: what weve lost, and what were losing. November may be said to have four sets of protagonists: a group of night shift workers in southeast France; their friends, relatives, lovers, and acquaintances; the factory in which they work; and the work itself. Christopher Woodall is a writer and