John Barth: Tobacco wholesaler 1

The first of the first book of the year, John Bars, a milestone in post-monyism. It's a work of going beyond the vague boundaries of fiction and fiction and against the 'Dry' literature. The 17th-century real man, poet Evniser Cook, is drawing a variety of events as he travels from England to the United States to manage his father's tobacco farm in Maryland. The writer uses this to track the various aspects of American society that are surrounded by the shadow of history. Vas is interested in how reality is made up by language rather than by its faithful reconstruction, and how reality can be copied and forged. The book, which is the first book to be written by the late poet Evniser Cook, and the paradigm of Maryland colonial historian, is a central focus in historical writing along with literary writing. Bass is exposing the fallacy of literary writing by the writing of Evniser Cook, by paring a Pocahontas episode in John Smith's. And Vas also actively admits the vanity of his novel, which parsses them.

Korean title: 연초 도매상 1

Korean author: 존 바스

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937461392