Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780971357211
ISBN: 0971357218
Label: Eraserhead Press
Manufacturer: Eraserhead Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 211
Publication Date: 2001-11
Publisher: Eraserhead Press
Sales Rank: 762940
Studio: Eraserhead Press

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Rating: - Good, but no Kafka
I have to agree with that one review. This is hardly the artful significance of Kafka. But nevertheless, I still enjoyed the eccentricity and wildness of Wilson's writing. and a few a thoughtprovoking and interesting to say the least. Overall, I would reccomend this one to anyone with an open and creative mind.

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Rating: - great!
This book, along with Toilet: The Novel (another Kafkaesque affair) will disturb you plain and simple in the utter insanity of its premises.

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Rating: - Buy this book or I will jump out my bedroom window
D. Harlan Wilson's world is unpredictable, unconventional and one where anything can and will happen.
Many characters are the id in its purest form, acting on impulse and neurosis, which is what makes these stories so fun.
His tales are weird and crazy and gory and funny, surreal and bizarre. They are complex and compelling and better yet, unlike anything you will read elsewhere.

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Rating: - A Contemporary Kafka
Wilson's imagination far surpasses almost every living author in print. His stories are as entertaining as they are smart, as surreal as they are socially accurate. The absurd ideas and strange situations are so mind-boggling and fun that you'll want to start this book over again as soon as you've finished. There's not an author since Russell Edson who compels this in me.

Just buy everything written by this guy. You won't be disappointed! . . . unless you happen to be the Jesus freak ... Read More

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Rating: - Absurd Masterpieces
D. Harlan Wilson has built a strange body of work. For most emerging writers that statement might be a kiss of death, but not for him. Wilson's intelligence and a razor wit separate his writing from the ignorant vulgarity that too often passes for originality in today's liturature. In his short story collection, The Kafka Effekt, strangeness becomes a weapon.

These stories are masterpieces of the absurd, both darkly funny and tragic. Wilson leads his readers through a surreal world with each ... Read More

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