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From A Broken Bottle Traces Of Perfume Still Emanate: Bedouin Hornbook, Djbot Baghostus'S Run, Atet A.D.,Used
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The great American jazz novel of such exquisite rhythmic lyricism (Bookforum) by National Book Award Winner Nathaniel Mackey. From a Broken Bottle Traces of Perfume Still Emanate: Volumes 13 collects the first three installmentsBedouin Hornbook, Djbot Baghostuss Run, and Atet A.D.of Nathaniel Mackeys genredefying work of fiction. A project that began over thirty years ago, From a Broken Bottle is an epistolary novel that unfolds through N.s intricate letters to the mysterious Angel of Dust. Unexpected, profound happenings take place as N. delves into music and art and the goingson of his transmorphic Los Angelesbased jazz ensemble, in which he is a composer and instrumentalist. This tripleset book opens in July 1978 with a dream of a haunting Archie Shepp solo, and closes in September 1982 in a parallactic studio recording session on a glassbottomed boat borne aloft by the music. The fourth volume of Mackeys novel, Bass Cathedralalso available from New Directionswas chosen by The New York Times as one of 100 Notable Books of 2008. But that it didnt end there
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