I finished my hipster chapter on Saturday, at least a draft of it. Only took me a year to write. It weighs in at about 75 pages, and overall I’m pretty happy with how it came out. One more major chapter to go–another 75-80 page chapter, on the postironic figure of the believer. I believe. Yes, I can.
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Lee Konstantinou is a novelist and postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University.
He is the author of the novel Pop Apocalypse.
He is working on a second novel and a study of irony in postwar fiction called Countercultural Capital: The Problem of Irony in Postwar American Literature
Lee Konstantinou- From “Happy Days” to “Mad Men”
- Am I Turning Empirical?
- Reading under Neoliberalism
- Norms, Norms, Norms
- Life, Art, Life
- The Threshold of Politics
- DFW@MLA III
- My New Year’s Paradox
- eBook Revolution?
- Mind Reading, Writing
- DFW @ MLA II
- From Google Goggles to Omni Science
- Repairs Forthcoming
- Site problems
- Metafiction as R&D
- You’re not really suffering from OCD if…
- Academic hangover
- Done with hipsters, I hope forever
- On the Creative Class
- McCain the Ironist