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The Last Novel (Shoemaker & Hoard)
David Markson has invented his own "personal genre." His novels
present collaged panoramas of the travails of art and artists—the bad
reviews, the rivalries, the life-long neglect, the impoverished deaths. His juxtapositions can be comic or tragic.
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