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Richard Grossman is an award-winning novelist and poet. Breeze Avenue— his 3,000,000-page work conceived as a literary analog of heaven—is forthcoming.
- Breeze Avenue
Breeze Avenue. Disgorging verse, prose, theater, music, art,...
- About the Author
Since 1990 Grossman has been concentrating on a trilogy of...
- Breeze Avenue
For the past two decades award-winning novelist and poet Richard Grossman has been concentrating on Breeze Avenue, a 3,000,000-page work conceived by the author as a literary analog of cosmic consciousness.
Richard L. Grossman (August 10, 1943 – November 22, 2011) was best known for his work challenging the legality of corporate authority. According to Ralph Nader he 'pioneered the rediscovery of American corporate charter history'.
Breeze Avenue is a series of divine emanations from a heavenly plenum of 3,000,000 pages, drawing upon information from various fields and genres. It produces evanescent novels that are viewable only once and memorialized as hardcover books.
Since 1990 Grossman has been concentrating on a trilogy of novels entitled American Letters, a “divine comedy” of contemporary life, comprising The Alphabet Man, The Book of Lazarus (published by FC2 in 1993 and 1997 respectively), and The Interstate Bingo (forthcoming from alp).
Biografía de Richard S. Grossman. Economista americano, Richard S. Grossman estudió Economía y Ciencias Políticas en las universidades de Harvard y la London School of Economics, obteniendo sendos doctorados.
Its first two volumes, The Alphabet Man, describing hell, and The Book of Lazarus, describing purgatory, Born in Lubbock, Texas in 1943 and raised in Minneapolis, Richard Grossman received a BA in English Literature from Stanford University in 1965.
