Anthropology: Excerpt at Bold Type; Report on a Rhodes-reading Reviews: The Austin Chronicle; Flak Magazine; The Independent; LA Weekly; The Portland Mercury; Stephen Wu's Book Reviews. Dan Rhodes: Dan Rhodes site Interview at 3AM; Interview at York Vision. Other books by Dan Rhodes under review: The Little White Car (writing as 'Danuta de Rhodes')Author: Dan Rhodes. ANTHROPOLOGY. by Dan Rhodes. BUY NOW FROM. AMAZON BARNES NOBLE GET WEEKLY BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS: Email Address Subscribe Tweet. KIRKUS REVIEW. Britisher Rhodes appears to enter the contest for smallest book of the year, offering pieces said each to be words long. But he doesn’t take the. Dan Rhodes makes micro-fiction writing look pimps. His lauded collection, Anthropology, collects stories, each approx words (the word count isn’t rigidly adhered to), and over the course of pages, breaks down the bulk of a billion novels about heartbreak, obsessive lovers, hapless male losers, and pouting femme fatales into hilarious, touching and poignant mini-stories/5.
ANTHROPOLOGY. DAN RHODES - HAND-SIGNED. Published by VILLARD, New York - USA, ISBN ISBN Seller: Modern_First_Printings, EAST SUSSEX, United Kingdom Contact seller Seller Rating: First Edition Signed. Used - Hardcover Condition: Good. Anthropology: And a Hundred Other Stories is a book by British author Dan Rhodes published in by Fourth bltadwin.ru has since been republished by Canongate who have made it available as an ebook. It consists of tales; each of words, all about girlfriends and has been published in seven languages. It was written between October and November whilst the author was fruit. Anthropology by Dan Rhodes is like nothing I've ever read. It's a collection of stories, each only words long. Intrigued? I su.
Anthropology is a collection of one hundred and one very short stories -- each, apparently (we didn't try to verify this) exactly one hundred and one words in length. About a third of them begin with the words: "My girlfriend "; one suspects Rhodes meant to begin them all that way but couldn't quite pull that off. Britisher Rhodes appears to enter the contest for smallest book of the year, offering pieces said each to be words long. But he doesn't take the prize from the reigning Marty Asher, whose Boomer (p. ) also had tiny sections. LOVERS. STORIES Anthropology I loved an anthropologist. She went to Mongolia to study the gays. At first she kept their culture at arm's length, but eventually she decided that her fieldwork would benefit from assimilation.
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