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The Labyrinth
Sterne invents the postmodern novel 200 years early. Carroll turns logic inside out. Joyce pushes language to its limit and then past it. Borges builds labyrinths in miniature. Calvino and Perec turn structure into content. Nabokov makes criticism into fiction. Cortazar lets you choose your own path. Pynchon and Wallace and Bolano try to contain the entire world in a single book and nearly succeed.
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- 1Tristram ShandyLaurence Sterne (1767)
- 2Alice's Adventures in WonderlandLewis Carroll (1865)
- 3UlyssesJames Joyce (1922)
- 4Finnegans WakeJames Joyce (1939)
- 5FiccionesJorge Luis Borges (1944)
- 6The AlephJorge Luis Borges (1945)
- 7If on a winter's night a travelerItalo Calvino (1979)
- 8Invisible CitiesItalo Calvino (1972)
- 9Life: A User's ManualGeorges Perec (1978)
- 10Pale FireVladimir Nabokov (1962)
- 11HopscotchJulio Cortázar (1963)
- 12Gravity's RainbowThomas Pynchon (1973)
- 13Infinite JestDavid Foster Wallace (1996)
- 142666Roberto Bolaño (2004)