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Genres: General Fiction, Classics
Public Domain
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Bartleby, The Scrivener

Herman Melville

I am a rather elderly man.

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Travis

Another of Melville's thought provoking short stories.

Liken it to a painting. A painting that begins as a portrait as you spot if from across the room. But as you approach, the face seems to lose focus, no longer a clean portrayal. It becomes less and less clear, more and more disconc...more...

Tosh

One of the great pieces of short fiction in America. Actually it sort of reminds me of my role in work. I usually comment that I rather not to that - and it is sort of understandable. I guess in Melville's case, one doesn't understand and what I found fascinating is not only the characteristics,...more...

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Great first sentence: What a great first sentence..

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American half-vast Marxist: Bartleby puts the cog in the machine, but as the social atom that he is, cannot link to any other person, philosophy or movement. Melville is brilliant in anticipating our tendency..

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