The Art of Fiction No. 213: Dennis Cooper.

An interview is presented with author and performance artist Dennis Cooper. He discusses reading French poetry and novels such as those by the Marquis de Sade as well as French and American avant-garde fiction. He discusses influence of pornography on his work and sex in his work such as the novel "...

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Publicado en:Paris Review no. 198; pp. 172 - 199
Autor principal: Silverberg, Ira
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Paris Review Fall2011
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