WILLIAM H GASS monstrous magnum opus, THE TUNNEL, returns to print next year.
April 7, 2025 at 2:15 PM
WILLIAM H GASS monstrous magnum opus, THE TUNNEL, returns to print next year.
Look at all the ants in the farm
February 20, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Look at all the ants in the farm
We have been fortunate enough to publish three of Dan’s books—TRUE STORY, FROM SCARSDALE, and A STORY THAT HAPPENS—a body of work that the Los Angeles times dubbed “a masterclass in survival through art.”
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From Scarsdale
By Dan O'Brien ISBN: 9781628975482 Publication Date: 10/31/2023 Description From Scarsdale is an evocative and lyrical memoir of a haunted childhood in Scarsdale, New York. With a life-threatening d...
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January 23, 2025 at 9:21 PM
We have been fortunate enough to publish three of Dan’s books—TRUE STORY, FROM SCARSDALE, and A STORY THAT HAPPENS—a body of work that the Los Angeles times dubbed “a masterclass in survival through art.”
dalkeyarchive.store/products/fro...
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Apologies for not responding sooner, but yes, it’s in The Plans
January 23, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Apologies for not responding sooner, but yes, it’s in The Plans
You can read more about this incident, and others, in Dalkey editorial director @chadwpost.bsky.social ongoing retrospective on 40 years of the press:
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Forty Years of Dalkey Archive (Part II of V)
Covering 1984–1993
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December 19, 2024 at 5:23 PM
You can read more about this incident, and others, in Dalkey editorial director @chadwpost.bsky.social ongoing retrospective on 40 years of the press:
dalkeyarchive.substack.com/p/forty-year...
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The pamphlets were self-published and self-distributed, technically putting them in the public domain.
Then, in 1992, Dalkey Archive published FIRE THE BASTARDS without Green’s knowledge or permission. As you can see, he was not enthusiastic about this. (2/3)
Then, in 1992, Dalkey Archive published FIRE THE BASTARDS without Green’s knowledge or permission. As you can see, he was not enthusiastic about this. (2/3)
December 19, 2024 at 5:23 PM
The pamphlets were self-published and self-distributed, technically putting them in the public domain.
Then, in 1992, Dalkey Archive published FIRE THE BASTARDS without Green’s knowledge or permission. As you can see, he was not enthusiastic about this. (2/3)
Then, in 1992, Dalkey Archive published FIRE THE BASTARDS without Green’s knowledge or permission. As you can see, he was not enthusiastic about this. (2/3)
Our Dalkey Essentials edition of this classic novel features the equally classic afterword written by David Foster Wallace.
Available everywhere now.
Available everywhere now.
December 12, 2024 at 8:13 PM
Our Dalkey Essentials edition of this classic novel features the equally classic afterword written by David Foster Wallace.
Available everywhere now.
Available everywhere now.
Deciding that the title was too strange for the average reader, Markson began to send it around with the “Ghosts” title.
After Dalkey Archive made it clear that we were not intimidated by the title, Markson renamed it once again, circling back to Wittgenstein.
After Dalkey Archive made it clear that we were not intimidated by the title, Markson renamed it once again, circling back to Wittgenstein.
December 12, 2024 at 8:13 PM
Deciding that the title was too strange for the average reader, Markson began to send it around with the “Ghosts” title.
After Dalkey Archive made it clear that we were not intimidated by the title, Markson renamed it once again, circling back to Wittgenstein.
After Dalkey Archive made it clear that we were not intimidated by the title, Markson renamed it once again, circling back to Wittgenstein.
Markson’s working title for the book was “Wittgenstein’s Neice,” completely unaware that across the ocean, in Austria, Thomas Bernhard was working on a book titled “Wittgenstein’s Nephew.”
December 12, 2024 at 8:13 PM
Markson’s working title for the book was “Wittgenstein’s Neice,” completely unaware that across the ocean, in Austria, Thomas Bernhard was working on a book titled “Wittgenstein’s Nephew.”
