Kraus

[ krous ]

noun

1. Karl, 1874–1936, Austrian writer and editor.

Example Sentences

Chris Kraus and Catherine Lacey, two writers of two generations, talk mixing genres, daily schedules, and the critics.

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Chris Kraus and Catherine Lacey, two writers of two generations, talk mixing genres, daily schedules, and the critics.

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When I told a writer in New York I was going to meet Chris Kraus, she almost couldn’t believe it.

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For many, Kraus’ reputation as the author who has inspired so many contemporary novelists almost eclipses the fact that she’s also a person, an editor, a Californian, someone you can just email.

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I could list dozens of reflexive, confessional, philosophical novels of the last decade that owe at least some of their existence to Kraus’ work, either directly or indirectly, though my complaint is that too many of them lack the subtle balance between patience and exuberance that keeps her fiction so agile.

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