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Now Available from Dalkey Archive Press Get the book Perhaps even more chillingly relevant today than it was thirty years ago, this gripping and deeply personal interrogation of fascism returns to print at last in a remarkable full-color anniversary edition. The Tunnel , William H. Gass’s colossal second novel, thundered onto the literary scene after three decades at the typewriter. The story of a middle-aged history professor who, upon nearing completion of his magnum opus on Nazi Germany, finds himself implicated in his own research, and begins to write a parallel work of history: his own life’s story. The Tunnel is awe-inspiring and apocalyptic novel that reckons with the accumulating brutality of the twentieth century; it is a mirror, asking readers to confront their own potential for darkness; and it is the crowning achievement of one of America’s great prose stylists. Get the book Roger Boylan is a booze-soaked humorist in the tradition of James Joyce, Flann O'Brien, and...
