American Fiction Beyond Suspicion
A French perspective on contemporary American fiction, published in artpress in June 1989, questions how French readers can navigate the overwhelming influx of US bestsellers. The article suggests that French audiences struggle to discern quality amidst the commercial deluge of American literary exports.
Key facts
- Published in artpress in June 1989
- Focuses on American fiction from a French viewpoint
- Highlights difficulty for French readers to navigate US bestsellers
- Uses the phrase 'beyond suspicion' in the title
Entities
Institutions
- artpress
Locations
- France
- United States
Sources
- artpress —