From Stephen Cope at Essay Press: Carla Harryman discusses Adorno’s Noise and more in an interview recently published in [Inter]sections—the American Studies journal from the University of Bucharest, Romania:
http://www.americanstudies.ro/?article=55
Links to other reviews of Adorno’s Noise:
Rain Taxi review by Kit Robinson (posted on EMU Creative Writing Blog):
http://cw.emuenglish.org/?p=204
Jill Darling’s review in HOW/2 special feature “Reading Carla Harryman”:
http://www.asu.edu/pipercwcenter/how2journal/vol_3_no_3/harryman/darling.html
Kass Fleisher in Review of Contemporary Fiction:
http://www.dalkeyarchive.com/catalog/show_comment/1606
Perform-a-Text: “Examining Carla Harryman’s Adorno’s Noise“:
http://perform-a-text.blogspot.com/2009/11/examining-carla-harrymans-adornos-noise.html
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Adorno’s Noise is a collection of experimental, poetic, and conceptual essays. In it, Harryman takes a stunning plunge into a kaleidoscopic world of globalization, female sexuality, the place of art and artist, and the looming power of the state. Phrases from Theodor Adorno’s aphoristic philosophical text, Minima Moralia, serve as catalysts for an explosion of thought and language that quickly breaks Adorno’s orbit”
