Finnegans Wake Grappa discussion

Believe it or not ; there are lots of books which are written in the wake of The Wake. Not with that special Finneganian language but with that kind of freedom of doing stuff which was demonstrated by Finn (Mac Cool).

In The Wake Of The Wake demonstrates this thesis. Rotters such as ::
Haroldo de Campos & Augusto de Campos
Maurice Roche
Hélène Cixous
Philippe Sollers
Arno Schmidt
Christine Brooke-Rose
Samuel Beckett
Raymond Federman
John Cage
Gilbert Sorrentino
William H. Gass

Naught2men shun
Will Self
Eugène Ionesco
Tom Carson
Dario Fo

http://www.themodernword.com/joyce/jo...

Gregsamsa wrote: "Will Self"

Is Will Self really a post-Wake writer? In which books? Because I've not read him but I always thought of him as more Nabokovean or Martin Amis-y something... correct me if I am wrong...

Geoff wrote: "Gregsamsa wrote: "Will Self"

Is Will Self really a post-Wake writer? In which books? Because I've not read him but I always thought of him as more Nabokovean or Martin Amis-y something... correc..."

Umbrella I've had noted down for eventually. Steven Moore's review :: http://www.washingtonpost.com/enterta...

And the discussion of Self moved hither ::
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Meanwhile, this thread should be ::

1) about the book In The Wake Of The Wake

&

2) a dumping ground for (short) lists such as Gregsamsa's in #2 & Jonathan's in #3.

Discussions of individuals , given the writer under discussion is really Wakean, etc, should be in their respective threads so I don't have to, you know, put everything back in its place with everything having a place.