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  • Lost & Found in the Funhouse: The John Barth Collection
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    • FOR WHOM IS THE FUNHOUSE FUN?
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    • EARLY INFLUENCES
    • 1960s READING LIST
    • CONSTRUCTING A FUNHOUSE
    • THE EASTERN SHORE
    • FAN LETTERS

FAN LETTERS

 
Postcard to John Barth (front)
Postcard to John Barth (back)
Postcard to John Barth (front)
Postcard to John Barth (back)
Letter to John Barth
Letter to John Barth
Letter to John Barth
Letter to John Barth
Letter to John Barth

The short fiction experimentalist Donald Barthelme, the Midwestern philosopher and writer William Gass, the irreverent war journalist Norman Mailer—these are just a few of the literary peers with whom Barth has engaged in robust correspondences. Barth’s letters to these men trace an enduring camaraderie. All of them were engaged in a similar struggle to invent new literary methods and write books that would thunder across the American postmodern scene. 

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