Lemurian Congress

Robert Coover had dabbled with "trapped in a genre" stories before, but "Ghost Town" (1998) was the first time he exten...

If "Briar Rose" (1996) appeared in a collection of short stories, I would probably appreciate it more. There is something about a...

Robert Coover's novels tend to come in one of two formats: either they're teeny-tiny books with huge text and wide margins (glorifi...

"Pinocchio in Venice" (1991) was the first Robert Coover novel I read. Having just finished it now for the third time -- and in t...

For the past six weeks or so I have been engaged in a Cooverthon...that is, I've been re-reading all of Robert Coover's books* in ...

After finishing "Moby Dick" I needed a quick and easy book to relax with. I would never recommend Robert Coover's novels as ...

Up until university I read a steady diet of pulp horror anthologies. There was probably more variety to my reading than that, but if there w...