Amalgamemnon Review of Contemporary Fiction who stand at the center

who stand at the center of these two mirrors hung opposite each other and find the author infinitely

in particular—and draws a dark vision of a country being swallowed by its illusions of progress

celebrating instead

Having recently lost a son

an aspiring poet

Amalgamemnon Review of Contemporary Fiction who stand at the centerBy Christine Brooke Rose ISBN: 9781564780508 Publication Date: 7 1 1994 A woman about to lose her job as a professor of literature and history delivers a passionate, witty, and word mad monologue. History and literature seem to be losing ground to the brave new world of electronic media and technology, and battle lines are being drawn between the humanities and technology, the first world and the third world, women and men. Narrator Mira Enketei