Gilbert Sorrentino

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Poet and novelist Gilbert Sorrentino discusses his 1979 satirical novel, Mulligan Stew with host Walter James Miller. Sorrentino reads a selection from the experimental work, and describes the influence of Flann O'Brien and Joyce on his work. He also talks about the ways in which Mulligan Stew toes the thin line between reality and fiction.


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