M31: A Family Romance is the second novel written by Stephen Wright. First published in 1988 by Harmony Books, it is a dark satire about media and mass culture as filtered through the lens of a fictional family with extraterrestrial ties.
The Los Angeles Times reviewed M31 as “a novel of original and wide ambitions, largely achieved.” [1] Laura Miller proposed in 2004 that the “undersung” M31 is a candidate for the Great American Novel. [2]
References
- ^ Mooney, Ted. "Extraterrestrial Roots : M31 A Family Romance by Stephen Wright". The Los Angeles Times.
- ^ Miller, Laura. "THE LAST WORD; The Paranoid States of America". The New York Times.
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M31: A Family Romance is the second novel written by Stephen Wright. First published in 1988 by Harmony Books, it is a dark satire about media and mass culture as filtered through the lens of a fictional family with extraterrestrial ties.
The Los Angeles Times reviewed M31 as “a novel of original and wide ambitions, largely achieved.” [1] Laura Miller proposed in 2004 that the “undersung” M31 is a candidate for the Great American Novel. [2]
References
- ^ Mooney, Ted. "Extraterrestrial Roots : M31 A Family Romance by Stephen Wright". The Los Angeles Times.
- ^ Miller, Laura. "THE LAST WORD; The Paranoid States of America". The New York Times.
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