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 · Gerald Murnane. ratings52 reviews. A kaleidoscopic meditation on fiction-making by one of Australia's most acclaimed writers. "The house of fiction," wrote Henry James, "has not one window, but a million." In this, his latest work, Gerald Murnane, one of Australia's most acclaimed contemporary authors, takes these words as his starting point, and asks: Who, exactly, are 4/5(). Author: Gerald Murnane. Artarmon, New South Wales. Giramondo. ISBN A Million Windows is whimsical fiction, nearly satirical. In its delivery of a sustained monologue, the novel evokes Nabokov’s Humbert Humbert in Lolita (). One might even recognize in its author, Gerald Murnane, some choice words of John Lennard in Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita (). In this, his latest work, Gerald Murnane, one of Australia's most acclaimed contemporary authors, takes these words as his starting point, and asks: Who, exactly, are that house's residents, and what do they see from their respective rooms? His answer, A Million Windows, is a gorgeous (if unsettling) investigation into the glories and pitfalls of storytelling/5(15).

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Gerald Murnane. ratings52 reviews. A kaleidoscopic meditation on fiction-making by one of Australia's most acclaimed writers. "The house of fiction," wrote Henry James, "has not one window, but a million." In this, his latest work, Gerald Murnane, one of Australia's most acclaimed contemporary authors, takes these words as his starting point, and asks: Who, exactly, are that house's residents, and what do they see from their respective rooms?. Author: Gerald Murnane. Artarmon, New South Wales. Giramondo. ISBN A Million Windows is whimsical fiction, nearly satirical. In its delivery of a sustained monologue, the novel evokes Nabokov’s Humbert Humbert in Lolita (). One might even recognize in its author, Gerald Murnane, some choice words of John Lennard in Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita (). A MILLION WINDOWS By Gerald Murnane pp. David R. Godine. Paper, $ Paper, $ The Australian novelist Gerald Murnane has become known for works of difficult genius, and his latest.