Classics Considered

by Marian H

Of War and Ice

From the ‘Tube, here’s my latest review—a deep dive into Ice by Anna Kavan:

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3 responses to “Of War and Ice”

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    […] Nest by Anna Kavan. Ice was intense, but I found myself wanting to read more by Kavan before moving on. This novel promises […]

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    […] can’t stop the nagging feeling that this novella is a literary brother to Anna Kavan’s Ice (1967). Ice was published 20 years after the first English translation of Marble Cliffs; who knows […]

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    […] Ice Palace first crossed my path in 2023, and I was instantly reminded of it after reading Anna Kavan’s Ice a year ago. This Norwegian novel was absent from my American libraries, but fortuitously, I was […]

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