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In a review of Nicole Kraus's The History of Love, Gail Caldwell comments that the heart of the story has been sacrificed to its pyrotechnics.
Narrative Strategies 2009
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My interest here is not in Kraus's novel per se, but in the way in which Gail Caldwell's response to it exemplifies certain assumptions about what novels are supposed to do.
Narrative Strategies 2009
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Kitty Kraus's Untitled is a pile of melting ice infused with black ink which leave its rather lovely spillage to dry across the gallery floor.
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Kitty Kraus's Untitled is a pile of melting ice infused with black ink which leave its rather lovely spillage to dry across the gallery floor.
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Caldwell's complaints about Kraus's novel are probably the most common kind of complaint made against even very modestly experimental or formally adventurous fiction.
Narrative Strategies 2009
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His and Mr. Kraus's book is a story of well-intentioned regulation trying to grapple with the perverse consequence of previously imposed well-intentioned regulation.
The Meltdown Remains a Whodunit Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2012
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The special effects are great: thinking especially of the tooth fairies, the Elemental stomping New York, and the Golden Army reassembling itself; also Dr Kraus's ectoplasm and Liz Sherman's fiery manifestation.
Linkspam for 10-6-2009 nwhyte 2009
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Mr. Kraus's allegations aren't related to the "imminent" SEC enforcement action, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Wachovia Targeted Over Sale Of CDOs Dan Fitzpatrick 2011
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German cinema gets the spotlight with a selection of 15 features and documentaries from Germany, among them Volker Schlöndorff's Strike, his dramatization of Poland's Solidarity movement, and Chris Kraus's award-winning sophomore feature Four Minutes, as well as a revival of Walter Ruttmann's Berlin: Symphony of a City with a live score performed by Sub-Pop recording artists Kinski.
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Karl Kraus's journal, Die Fackel, which he edited from 1899 to 1936, is now online.
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