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Point Counter Point

Aldous Huxley

Form
Form Novel
Year
Year 1928
Pages
Pages 430

Pongileoni's flute at Tantamount House, a Bach suite unspooling through a crowded drawing room, every guest hearing a different truth in the same air. Huxley builds a whole novel from that moment, running his people like voices in a fugue, one theme taken up in a dozen incompatible keys.

The musicalization of fiction. Not in the symbolist way, by subordinating sense to sound.
Point Counter Point, Aldous Huxley

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