Tag: CoDex 1962 review

by M. Bijman March 18, 2019

How to squish Sjón’s 528-page “CoDex 1962” into 2.5 minutes

It took four posts to finish saying what I wanted to say about CoDex 1962, the strange but marvellous novelContinue Reading

by M. Bijman December 7, 2018

A codex of an Icelandic writer and his roots – CoDex, by Sjón (Part 4 – The nuclear fallout)

Part 4/4 of The Long Read review of Codex 1962, by Sjón (Back to part 3/4 of the review) TheContinue Reading

by M. Bijman December 5, 2018

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A codex of an Icelandic writer and his roots – CoDex 1962, by Sjón (Part 3 – The clay child)

Back to part 2 of the review of Codex 1962, by Sjón The parts of the Trilogy The three partsContinue Reading

by M. Bijman December 3, 2018

Backstories Discussion of writing style Literary analysis Review of literary fiction Review of new book

A codex of an Icelandic writer and his roots – CoDex 1962, by Sjón (Part 2 – Turning people into zebras)

Part 2 of the review of CoDex 1962, by Sjón (Back to part 1) Antagonist/Protagonist Sjón comes close to directlyContinue Reading

by M. Bijman December 2, 2018

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A codex of an Icelandic author and his roots – CoDex 1962 by Sjón (Part 1 – Roll-call of the dead)

CoDex 1962 is Icelandic author Sjón’s first new novel since Moonstone – The Boy Who Never Was, published in translation inContinue Reading

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