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Available
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Publication
ALAN SWALLOW (1961), Paperback
Description
Winter of Artifice is a collection of novelettes: 'Stella,' 'Winter of Artifice,' and 'The Voice.'
User reviews
LibraryThing member librarianbryan
Mostly consisting of the very psychoanalytic interior monologues, these stories are best when narrative takes a back seat for pure poetry. Though nothing much happens, the lace-like intricacy of the language is to be admired, as well as the crystaline disentaglement of the murky relationships
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between human psyches. Very sensual and decadent, Nin is an aesthete's dream. Show Less
LibraryThing member dragonflyy419
Winter of Artifice by Anais Nin is a set of three novelettes that explore relationships between woman and lover, woman and father, and patient and therapist. Nin writes eloquently in her stories and goes deep into the intricacies of the imperfections of relationships. The beauty of her language
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balances the often negative nature of the stories themselves. The prose used in the three stories give each story a haunting and unearthly quality, while exposing some of the deep seeded realities of human nature. Show Less
LibraryThing member MSarki
At times a brilliant piece of work, but not sustained throughout.
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Original publication date
1939
Physical description
130 p.; 8.46 inches
ISBN
080400322X / 9780804003223
Local notes
OCLC = 627