Sentence examples for experimental book from inspiring English sources

Despite, or perhaps because of, its curiosities, in its day this experimental book was a bestseller.

He wrote what was a very experimental book for the times.

The experimental book incorporates both poetry and prose and lacks a conventional plot.

Instead, in 1999, he published his third and most controversial and experimental book, A World Full Of Gods.

I find it hard to believe that he would have taken Katchadjian to court over an experimental book.

Kurkov's theory, developed over four years as he crafted his experimental book, was that "Soviet man" is responsible for Russia's struggles to modernise.

I have been enlightened, at times even mesmerised, at the variety, the strength, the depth and the numbers of experimental books".

The language of his more experimental books, like "Visions of Cody" (written after "On the Road"), is uneven, at times brilliant, at times problematic.

By the 60's, Barth was publishing the long, wildly experimental books that, along with works by Robert Coover, Donald Barthelme and others, served as founding texts of what came to be called postmodernism.

The narrative unfolds from the point of view of Roth's seven-year-old self, rather than the semi-fictional versions of himself he has used in the past in some of his more formally experimental books.

The past few years have been rich in new riffs on Homer, not least Zachary Mason's daring, experimental Lost Books of the Odyssey, Dan Simmons's science-fiction epics, in which the Iliad is replayed on 30th-century Mars, and Alice Oswald's pared-down poem Memorial, which counts the human cost of the Trojan war through the stories of those who fell.