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The Chronicles of Michel du JabotThe Chronicles of Michel du Jabot is Eckhard Gerdes's 733 page novel, written over roughly ten years between 2008 and 2018, much of it by hand. Begun before his wife Persis's death and finished after, Gerdes has called it "a 733 page exhalation." Michel du Jabot is a Frenchman in quest of an absent father, and the book is the document of that quest told in language allowed to do what language does when no one is editing it to behave. Yuriy Tarnawsky,

"if you're looking for conventions

Hugunin calls his practice ludicakadroman

contributed to the tribute

Docufiction

so that the tribute is also a contribution to the work it honors

Kramer lives on the Upper West Side and is a novelist

Ronald Sukenick

Its narrator is directionless and pursued

Who is the boy at the start of Bergman's Persona

and 33 years teaching the History of Photography at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago

"saying is inventing

she hauls her diaries up a hill to set them all on fire