All your walkmans fizz in tune
Adam Mars-Jones: Eimear McBride, 8 August 2013
A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing
by Eimear McBride.
Galley Beggar, 203 pp., £11, June 2013,978 0 9571853 2 6 Show More
by Eimear McBride.
Galley Beggar, 203 pp., £11, June 2013,
“... gender). Hemingway’s style, with its anti-aestheticising aesthetic, is still influential. Cormac McCarthy dispenses with the apostrophe in shortened forms like ‘doesnt’ and ‘wouldnt’, though the need for clarity requires him to keep it in ‘can’t’, with the result that the impression of imperative sparseness suffers, chafing so inconsistently ... ”