Garments of Fleas: The Donyld by Daryl Edelman (with apologies to William Blake)

Click here to read "The Donyld" in The Offing, a literary magazine channel of the Los Angeles Review of Books.

Selected Content

Regina Edelman's Nobody to Denounce Papa in this House tells the heart-stopping story of an outraged officer stripped naked in old São Paulo. Filed under June, her Tarantulas in a Bed of Dry Leaves traces lonely minds in a tale of love, lust, and murder in a small Brazilian town. I love her farce of a failed Connecticut Gatsby, Handsome in America, in our February archive. Opening our blog on January 31, 2009, the Edelman-Eggers Letters Parts 1-10, serialize Regina's almost two-year correspondence with Dave Eggers and McSweeney's about her first draft manuscript that he asked her to send him by all means.

Garments of Fleas

Wednesday, January 6, 2016

The Donyld by Daryl Edelman (with apologies to William Blake)

Click here to read "The Donyld" in The Offing, a literary magazine channel of the Los Angeles Review of Books.

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