books by Noah Cicero (burning babies human)

books by Noah Cicero

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3 reviews
Noah Cicero

Undie Press, 2005

A book for everybody else.
We keep hearing that people don't read. Certainly the average person doesn't read literary fiction. What if it turned out that this was the fault of literary fiction? Because when certain rare writers come along, suddenly LOTS of people want to read. Kerouac, Bukowski, and in fact Hemingway before them, were writers who spoke clearly, with unpretentious vocabularies and with no interest in ...

The Condemned

6 reviews
Noah Cicero

Six Gallery Press, 2006

Noah Cicero
I would rather read a book by Noah Cicero than a book by Philip Roth, John Updike, Benjamin Kunkel, Zadie Smith, John Banville, Salman Rushdie, Saul Bellow, Nabokov, Martin Amis, Julian Barnes, Peter Carey, Jonathan Safran Foer, Mark Yakich, or by a lot of other people whose names I can't think of right now.

Treatise

2 reviews
Noah Cicero

A-Head Publishing, 2008

I like this book.
I read this book as a .pdf online. I like it. It's sad and honest. Noah is nice to me. I want you to buy this book. I want 4,000,000 people to buy this book. Good job, Noah.

The Human War

2 reviews
Noah Cicero

Fugue State Press, 2003

White Trash Existentialism -- BRILLIANT
Imagine if Sartre and de Beauvoir battled it out on The Jerry Springer Show, and you get an idea what reading this book is like. Noah Cicero is one of the most amazing voices in fiction I've ever discovered. Remember the first time you read Bukowski, Miller, or Ginsberg's HOWL? Reading this book was like that for me: it just riveted me to the back of my seat and made me shake my head in wonder. ...