Motion Sickness; Lean on Me; Pharmanomics; Nightbloom; Scammer.
Lynne Tillman’s writing has attracted a cult following in the US and further afield. But Jack Dunleavy finds a re-published classic a little too earnest for its own good.
Lynne Tillman is a bohemian writer of the old school. She knew New York when it was scary, London when it was all squats and punks. Motion Sickness, republished this Autumn in the UK by Peninsula Press, reflects its author’s nostalgic bent.
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