Didn't think much of the Ames article; maybe all the "ballsy" writers are doing comic books and sci-fi now. That seems to be Moore's take.
I just finished From Hell. It's a baedeker of London architecture, history lesson on paganism and freemasonry, and conspiracy thriller linking the Ripper murders to the British crown, held together with sinuous threads of fourth-dimensional speculation and Moore's trademark poetic disjunctions between image and text. Fantastic! Who needs "real" novels?
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- alex 8-02-2001 8:22 pm
I just finished From Hell. It's a baedeker of London architecture, history lesson on paganism and freemasonry, and conspiracy thriller linking the Ripper murders to the British crown, held together with sinuous threads of fourth-dimensional speculation and Moore's trademark poetic disjunctions between image and text. Fantastic! Who needs "real" novels?
- tom moody 8-02-2001 9:11 pm [add a comment]