Book summaryBarth's metafictional novel is about two writers who are writing the book we are reading. A married couple, Fenn Turner (ex-CIA) and Susan Seckler (an English professor), embark in their 33-foot sailboat on an idyllic one-year cruise to Yucatan and the West Indies, and the novel consists of a record of their journey and of their differing agendas: she wants to get pregnant, he's still undecided about what to do with his post-CIA life. Media reviews"The background question is whether the world will end before the novel does." |
Sabbaticalby Barth, John
Book desription: Putnam Hard Cover. Fair/Acceptable.
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