Gass's commitment to ideas, concentrated energy and originality shine through on every page. . . . Ezra Pound as a failed modernist; the lives of Nietzsche and Wittgenstein . . . the avant garde . . . the demands of autobiography; the Pulitzer Prize Committee's . . . choices in fiction . . . flecked with fertile insights and a pleasure to read.-PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, starred review. A 1996 National Book Critics Circle Award winner. | Finding A Form by William H. Gass, Paperback | Indigo Chapters