Claudia Durastanti’s “Strangers I Know”
Durastanti intends this disjointed state of narrative and calls it “shapeshifting text.” This heterodox book breaks many literary conventions, making it occasionally hard to follow. Orthodoxy, unlike it was for William Warburton, isn’t my doxy, but this heterodoxy can get confusing and sometimes paradoxical.
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You can buy Claudia Durastanti’s Strangers I Know at Barnes & Noble.