Martin Nakell

• Jan-1993
• / General Fiction
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• Oct-2000
• / Literary
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In this short fiction Los Angeles writer Martin Nakell explores various ideas, philosophical and practical, about an entire library of books - how to classify them, how to order them, their bindings, their markings, and what their being within the sa...

• Nov-2000
• / General Fiction
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In this innovative novel, urban and rural, male and female, spiritual and material, knowledge and ignorance, and the explosive violence of the extreme right and extreme left-wing of American politics face and mirror each other. As Two Fields reweaves...

• Mar-2008
• / General Fiction
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Fiction. "Just when you think it's all been done in the novel, a novel of ideas can still reflect its own rich traditions even as it mirrors them in ways that are meaningful to our contemporary cultural field, where neither people nor institutions ca...

• Mar-2015
• / General Fiction
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“Am I inside the poem?” asks Monk, narrator of Nakell’s new novel. Each and every gesture, every advance this questing Monk makes, involves itself in a grammar of growing awareness. Monk’s achievements may seem inconsequential to a reader...

• Dec-2015
• / General Fiction
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1200 kilometers into and then … back out of an avowed enemy’s territory. A nuclear facility that could explode into a nuclear holocaust upon its destruction. Why even attempt such a mission?By 1979, Saddam Hussein was in the throes of de...

• May-2019
• / General Fiction
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>p>The Library of Thomas Rivka is an impressive and incredibly engaging book! Nakell’s fiction is an equal complement to his poetry.
Robert Creeley

Nakell has achieved something that is nearly impossible and would likely be disastrous if unde...