Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn

Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn

On a small island nation obsessed with the phrase-maker who invented the pangram, letters of the alphabet begin genuinely disappearing from public use as authoritarian censorship escalates, and the novel's own text progressively loses those same letters as the story unfolds.

Dunn writes with genuinely inventive formal daring, using the epistolary novel's own gradually shrinking vocabulary to embody its themes of censorship and linguistic freedom, making this a distinctive and playfully constrained work of experimental fiction.

A formally inventive, genuinely playful satire of censorship and free expression.

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