Arts
His Illegal Self (Knopf)
The excitement of Peter Carey's new novel is rendered through a
specific stylistic choice: He integrates two wildly different voices
into the sentences, creating a vibrant stereo-effect. The result is
amazing--the novel's action seems to be taking place about six inches
from your face.
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