Ebook {Epub PDF} The Literary Conference by César Aira

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The Literary Conference is a mere eighty-five pages long, but Aira packs a lot into that. The narrator, César, does attend a literary conference, but there's considerably more to the story than that. Any of a number of the plotlines -- say, his ambition to clone writer Carlos Fuentes (which he comes close to managing, but which does not work. Home» Argentina» César Aira» El congreso de literatura (The Literary Conference) César Aira: El congreso de literatura (The Literary Conference) When you read an Aira story, you know that you are likely to get something original and, quite probably, something a bit perplexing. This is certainly the case with this novel. The. A comic science fiction fantasy of the first order, The Literary Conference is the perfect vehicle for César Aira's take over of literature in the 21st century. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.

At eighty-five pages, The Literary Conference undoubtedly qualifies as minimal in terms of length. And César Aira’s style is the opposite of heavy, vulgar and overwrought; rather, the author has created a little book chock full of ideas and philosophy that’s sheer fun, all within a breezy storyline too preposterous to be read without a smile. The Literary Conference - Kindle edition by Aira, César, Silver, Katherine. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Literary Conference. César Aira: El congreso de literatura (The Literary Conference) When you read an Aira story, you know that you are likely to get something original and, quite probably, something a bit perplexing. This is certainly the case with this novel. The hero/narrator, as we learn well into the novel, is called César. We do not learn if his surname is Aira.