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Hapax Legomenon Author Of Existential Smut 2

From Hapax's 3 favorite reads in 2026.

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Hapax Legomenon Why Hapax loves this book

Dino Buzzati is one of the greatest, most imaginative storytellers of the 20th centuries; he recalls Kafka, Calvino, Gogol, Pirandello and has lots of fantasy elements. Two stories (Seven Floors and the Time Machine) are absurd meditations on mortality and life. Indirectly the stories reveal postwar Italy and its mundane absurdities. These stories all surprised and delighted me.

By Dino Buzzati , Lawrence Venuti (translator) ,

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1 author picked The Bewitched Bourgeois as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it.

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Poe and Kafka meet The Twilight Zone in this anthology of fifty fantastical tales, many of them reflecting the political and social energies of the time, by an Italian master of the short story.

Dino Buzzati was a prolific writer of stories, publishing several hundred over the course of forty years. Many of them are fantastic—reminiscent of Kafka and Poe in their mixture of horror and absurdity, and at the same time anticipating the alternate realities of The Twilight Zone or Black Mirror in their chilling commentary on the barbarities, catastrophes, and fanaticisms of the twentieth century.

In The Bewitched…


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December on 5C4 by Adam Strassberg,

Magical realism meets the magic of Christmas in this mix of Jewish, New Testament, and Santa stories–all reenacted in an urban psychiatric hospital!

On locked ward 5C4, Josh, a patient with many similarities to Jesus, is hospitalized concurrently with Nick, a patient with many similarities to Santa. The two argue…

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Hapax Legomenon Author Of Existential Smut 2

From Hapax's 3 favorite reads in 2026.

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Hapax's 3 favorite reads in 2026

Hapax Legomenon Why Hapax loves this book

These daring and profound erotic stories (originally titled "The Carcass of Dreams") imagine various taboo fetishes as existential predicaments. Despite the dark subject matter, some of the stories have an ironic and even satirical tone. They read like fairy tales or horror stories or Kafkaesque parables. The writing style recalls Kafka, Calvino, Poe or Angela Carter. A story or two might offend the reader, but this hard-to-find collection is still worth seeking out.

By Marco Vassi ,

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1 author picked The Erotic Comedies as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it.

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In this ribald, titillating, exciting book, Marco Vassi exposes the human animal in all its absurdity. He spares no one and nothing in his ironic X‑ray of our exalted obsessions. Capturing the sizzling vitality of our current erotic upheaval while grasping its peculiar pretensions, Vassi creates a gallery of unforgettable characters who are only ourselves in a form larger than life. In these nineteen stories, Vassi turns erotic literature inside out, unraveling the seams of our most secret fantasies. The Erotic Comedies offers a mere taste of what awaits readers in his full‑length novels.


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