The Perturbation of O
University of Iowa Press, 2025
Paper: 978-1-68597-002-4 | eISBN: 978-1-68597-003-1
Library of Congress Classification PS3616.E84288
Dewey Decimal Classification 813.6
Paper: 978-1-68597-002-4 | eISBN: 978-1-68597-003-1
Library of Congress Classification PS3616.E84288
Dewey Decimal Classification 813.6
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
The Perturbation of O tells the comic story of how a loser became a winner with the publication of his memoir, Gideon’s Confession, and the chaotic aftermath that the book and an encounter with Oprah Winfrey have had on two people: Gideon Anderson and Regina Blast, a woman about whom Gideon wrote intimately in his memoir.
Told mostly in a single conversation between Gideon and Regina as they sit on a spring morning drinking coffee and eating pastries, The Perturbation of O deals with concepts of fame and intimacy, and who has the right to speak about whom.
Told mostly in a single conversation between Gideon and Regina as they sit on a spring morning drinking coffee and eating pastries, The Perturbation of O deals with concepts of fame and intimacy, and who has the right to speak about whom.
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