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Reviews

Nightwood by Djuna Barnes

By Sady O.

'Have you ever loved someone and it became yourself?' It is a question that nearly all the characters of Nightwood can answer in the affirmative. [8 November 2006]

The Book of Repulsive Women and Other Poems by Djuna Barnes

By John Sears

Barnes writes in a curiously anachronistic style, in which content jars against form, as if children's nursery rhymes were refilled with material purged by centuries of prurient censorship, and made vibrant, living things again. [28 January 2004]