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"We live in days, no leaving them or choosing them. What's in a day? With their natural narrative arc they begin and they end and in between we talk about how they are going or wonder "where" they have gone. They each have their small stories, non-stories, ephemeral stories. So every day slips by, most days much like most other days. We eat, we sleep, we go to work; we endure, enjoy, continue. Day after day, day before day, it is the recurring of no particular story in endless, beginningless succession. At the same time, any single day is also a unique date, with its multi-digit identity, its…
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1 edition- Paperback · English · 2016Oxford University Press · 192 pages · 9780198727699
LiteraturePhilosophyTime in literatureAlltagEnglischErzählungRoman