Some of my favorite @Dalkey_Archive releases, in memory of John O’Brien. This overlooked Queneau is among my favorite books ever. 1920s Paris student life as an uncanny fading cosmos, a book only Queneau could have written.

The first two volumes of Roubaud’s Great Fire of London series, which could be read in labyrinthine digressions and bifurcations forever

The first two Sorrentinos I ever read. Mulligan Stew has just about the ugliest cover you can imagine, but is among the greatest Rabelaisian comedy/satires you’ll read.

Of course, the Great American Novel

& the Great American Novels

Your postmodern Mexican epics

The book that drowns all books (James’s in there for scale)

This under appreciated masterpiece of memory

The great book on contemporary American evil

Christine Brooke-Rose’s beautiful metafiction

Anything and everything by Rikki Ducornet

Vian’s Heartsnatcher, a classic for the real heads

& the Catalonian Ulysses

Shklovsky’s works

& these baffling mind benders

I’ll stop now but here’s a lengthy interview with O’Brien about Dalkey Archive, Review of Contemporary Fiction, CONTEXT, etc.
https://www.dalkeyarchive.com/interview-with-john-obrien/

Dalkey also publishes tons of Jon Fosse. Read Jon Fosse!