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ISBN
9781631495380
Book Title
World Doesn't Require You : Stories
Publisher
Liveright Publishing Corporation
Item Length
9.6 in
Publication Year
2019
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.2 in
Author
Rion Amilcar Scott
Genre
Fiction
Topic
African American / General, Short Stories (Single Author)
Item Weight
18.8 Oz
Item Width
6.5 in
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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One of Esquire's Most Anticipated Books of 2019Breathtakingly imaginative and unapologetically original, The World Doesn't Require You announces a bold, generational talent.

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Publisher
Liveright Publishing Corporation
ISBN-10
1631495380
ISBN-13
9781631495380
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26038393863

Product Key Features

Book Title
World Doesn't Require You : Stories
Number of Pages
384 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2019
Topic
African American / General, Short Stories (Single Author)
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Author
Rion Amilcar Scott
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
18.8 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.5 in

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Dewey Edition
23
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Rich and extraordinary.... Scott, whose 2016 debut collection, Insurrections, introduced readers to Cross River, has created a fictional mini-world so detailed that, for all its surreality, you begin to feel you could draw it on a map. But what he's also tracing here is a history of oppression -- and not just in the slavery that Cross River's 19th-century founders escaped with their successful revolt, known as the Insurrection. The persistence of racism in American culture is central, but other entrenched forms of domination are here, too: the toxic hierarchies that humans, even those fleeing their own subjugation, so dependably replicate., In the midst of a renaissance of African American fiction, Rion Amilcar Scott's stories stand at the forefront of what's possible in this vanguard. Funny, sad, and always moving, these stories explore what it means to call a place like America home when it treats you with indifference or terror. The people in these stories are unforgettable, their lives recognizable, their voices, as written by Scott, wholly original., Rion Amilcar Scott proves himself an impressive myth-slayer and fable-maker... The World Doesn't Require You reminds us that having to fight racism has a strange way of distorting everything one touches.... With two books under his belt, Scott seems to have barely skimmed the surface of the many more characters and conflicts he could explore in Cross River., Scott's signature blend of tenderness and world-weary wise-cracking and magical realism buoys the reader with strength and a deeply intelligent hope. You won't find Cross River on any map, but its people and their stories are real and solid and demand to be heard., Rion Amilcar Scottdoesn't hold back or tiptoe around issues about race. He's the most courageouswriter I know; and this collection is an excellent example and significantachievement. He's now made his mark as a force to reckon with., Scott's bold and often outlandish imagination makes for stories that may be difficult to define, but whose emotional authenticity is never once in doubt., This soaringcollection firmly places Cross River within the canon of American literatureand confirms Scott as one of the most unique, powerful writers of his generation.We are so lucky., Reminiscent of classic isolated-world fantasies like The Martian Chronicles (1950) and Kirinyaga (1998).... Scott's imagery and unique voice blend horror, satire, and magical realism into an intoxicating brew., A rich, genre-splicing mix of alternate history, magical realism and satire that interrogates issues of race, sexism and where both meet here in the real world., Bizarre, tender and brilliantly imagined, The World Doesn't Require You isn't just one of the most inventive books of the year, it's also one of the best., Flat-out unputdownable. The fictional town of Cross River, MD sits at the heartof this dazzling collection--home to water-women and a wayward lecturer secretlydwelling in the basement of a university building and the last son of god, tomyth and wonder and sorrow. With these innovative, refreshing, and altogetherthrilling stories, Rion Amilcar Scott once again shows his readers that he is ablazingly original talent, a vital voice., You'll no doubt find yourself highlighting passages over and over again, consistently marveling over the author's storytelling genius., Each time I open to a passage I love, I think this man is a national treasure of a writer... What brilliance between the pages., Surreal,intertextual, and darkly comical stories... Rion Amilcar Scott writes in thetradition of George Schuyler and Ishmael Reed but with a distinctive wry,playful voice that is wholly his own. With breathtaking cruelty and devastatinghumor, Scott adduces the whole world in one community., I've been a fan of Rion Amilcar Scott's for years, but I was astonished by The World Does Not Require You, which seems a leap into a blazing new level of brilliance: it is a wild, restless, deeply intelligent collection of stories, each of which resists and subverts the limits of categorization. What a beautiful book., We know Cross River, Maryland, the setting of Rion Amilcar Scott's stories, is fictional because it's supposed to have been founded by slaves who successfully overthrew their masters. We also know this because God was resurrected there, which we learn from his progeny in 'David Sherman, the Last Son of God,' and because in another futuristic story, slave history is reenacted by cyborgs. Scott joins a growing tradition of African-American authors fusing the folksy dystopian humor of George Saunders with the charged satire of Ishmael Reed and expands on it brilliantly., The World Doesn't Require You is a wholly inventive, mesmerizing, genre-bending whirlwind of a book. I am utterly blown away by Rion Amilcar Scott's boundless talent and imagination., "Scott's Cross River has been compared to other authors' imagined places, from Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County to Jesmyn Ward's Bois Sauvage (and I would add Nisi Shawl's Everfair, as well as Black Panther's Wakanda), but it's completely his own, forged of deep roots, racial conflict and humor so mordant you'll do double takes.... These stories range from satire ("The Electric Joy of Service") to fantasy ("Numbers") to horror ("Rolling in My Six-Fo'?") and not one of them strikes a false note. There are angry notes. Even, perhaps, hostile ones. But none that are unwarranted. A few readers may be shocked by Scott's use of cultural epithets, but those are far from unnecessary. We have so far to go and so little time to get there, Scott seems to say. Maybe spending a few hours in Cross River will help build a bridge. Or blow one up, if need be.", Mischievous, relentlessly inventive stories whose interweaving content swerves from down-home grit to dreamlike grotesque.... Mordantly bizarre and trenchantly observant, these stories stake out fresh territory in the nation's literary landscape., Scott's interweaving story collection covers generations and defies genre restrictions in a series of wry, magically tinged character studies. The book affirms Scott, who won awards for his first collection Insurrection, as a major unique literary talent., A bleak and beautiful collection of short stories.... Scott demonstrates the skill and long-range vision of a writer we need right now. The World Doesn't Require You requires a commitment from readers, one that will be greatly repaid in literary satisfaction., Scott joins a growing tradition of African-American authors fusing the folksy dystopian humor of George Saunders with the charged satire of Ishmael Reed, and expands on it brilliantly., A bold new talent emerges with this boundary-shattering collection of linked stories set in fictional Cross County, Maryland, founded by the leaders of America's only successful slave uprising. Characters range from robots to sons of God in these magical realist stories about race, religion, and violence. Think of it as Faulkner meets Asimov., Scott makes his stories feel singular.... [The] high level of energy and humor, which Scott maintains throughout, makes the novella a standout.... He bends expectations throughout the book, frequently demonstrating this idea from the aforementioned public speaker: 'Everything horrible is just a little bit ridiculous, and vice versa.' And despite how clear Scott is about this modus operandi, he constantly surprises, pushing things just a little further in either direction.... Though God may have forsaken [these characters], Scott does not. The World Doesn't Require You is full of horrible, ridiculous people, but it's full of grace, too.
Lccn
2019-014632
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Lc Classification Number
Ps3619.C6833a6 2018
Copyright Date
2019

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