![]() ![]() ![]() If any single work can make these readers see Fowles differently, The Art of John Fowles can do it. His metafictional concerns would seem to place him where professors and students love to play, yet he has not had a good press with them. ![]() He has all the "right" ideas of our time-he deconstructs and reconstructs time, the narrator, reality, identity, perception, the nature of knowing he questions the existence of boundaries, especially those relating to gender and fictional form. Katherine Tarbox makes John Fowles a far more exciting writer than the one who often seems more prolix than complicated, more dull than provocative, more cluttered than rich. ![]()
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