RIP. Sad to say that I never read Sorkin, despite being aware that he has a sort of "outcast" voice in the sense that his writing is anti-establishment and doesn't flow well with safe, cozy academic writing that pulls all punches. I always knew he was a writer I should familiarize myself with, but never had the need to so I dragged my feet.
To anyone familiar with his body of work, where should I start? I'm eyeing his books with Verso since I trust their editorialship (Exquisite Corpse, What Goes Up, All Over the Map) but want some other suggestions in case.
RIP. Sad to say that I never read Sorkin, despite being aware that he has a sort of "outcast" voice in the sense that his writing is anti-establishment and doesn't flow well with safe, cozy academic writing that pulls all punches. I always knew he was a writer I should familiarize myself with, but never had the need to so I dragged my feet.
To anyone familiar with his body of work, where should I start? I'm eyeing his books with Verso since I trust their editorialship (Exquisite Corpse, What Goes Up, All Over the Map) but want some other suggestions in case.