Title: Let it bleed
Subtitle: essays, 1985-1995
First published: 1996
Description: Gary Indiana's essays, like his fiction, take no prisoners. In his fifteen years of writing cultural criticism, he has altered the way we look at ourselves and our society. Ignoring good taste, Indiana writes discomforting home truths, because his views of home are unique and never comfortable. His insights are acute, brash, bracing, intelligent; his subjects and speculations range from Rodney King's beating to Mary McCarthy's friendship with Hannah Arendt to the presidential campaign of 1992.

Let it Bleed collects for the first time some of the most engaging, provocative, and exciting writing that has been seen and produced in a long time.
Subjects: Fiction, short stories (single author), American essays, 20th century
LC classification: PS3559.N335 L48 1996