Ice
6 hrs. 11 min.
Description
“Ice” (1967) is the main novel by British writer Anna Kavan (1901–1968), during her lifetime compared to Virginia Woolf and called “Kafka’s sister.” Critics consider Kavan the founder of the slipstream genre—fantastical-imagination literature, where cause-and-effect relations are kept on a hair’s breadth, and sharpened feelings to the limit are incomparably more important than logic. In her novels, a quite realistic depiction suddenly ripples, and unexpected images and scenes surface from the depths of the subconscious.
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