In many ways "The Doctor is Sick" is very much like "A Clockwork Orange," Burgess' mega-hit novel. The structure of the main character going through a difficult journey is the same -and confronting surreal or out-of-wack situations via the journey is part of the fun in both Burgess books. Also I think the main draw to Burgress' work is his language play. Here is an author who loves the accent of the local population - and being set in London, its highly an adventure to accents and class structures. I didn't love the novel, but found it very interesting. I think because I am obsessed with London as a literary landscape, and Burgess uses that landscape quite well.
Bill Hsu presents … Graphic Meta-stories (Michael LeForge, Bhanu Pratap,
Ana Galvañ, Kate Lacour, Erik Svetoft, JJ McLuckie, Noel Freibert, Daisuke
Ichiba, Sam Liu)
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I’ve always loved comics that mess with conventional narrative. My sweet
spot is somewhere between more conventional comics, and the work showcased
in Andr...
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