Gary Indiana

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American writer, filmmaker and visual artist

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The outlandish and unguarded Gary Indiana has written what can be described as an "anti-memoir."

Gary Indiana: I Can Give You Anything but Love

The outlandish and unguarded Gary Indiana has written what can be described as an "anti-memoir."

from Bookworm

Out of fantasias of the past (Fu Manchu novels, exotic Hollywood films, documents of "friendly" imperialism from the twenties to the forties), Gary Indiana concocts the nightmare…

Gary Indiana: The Shanghai Gesture

Out of fantasias of the past (Fu Manchu novels, exotic Hollywood films, documents of "friendly" imperialism from the twenties to the forties), Gary Indiana concocts the nightmare…

from Bookworm

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