Man Who Climbed Up the Stairs O Life And Found Out They Were Cinema Seats

'Suddenly Hirst's head falls, with the neck and the coat. That is ? Hirst's body falls over the bar. The straw penetrates his gullet through the nose and violently wakes the shrimp, the calamari, the salad, and the brandy in his stomach. He vomits it all on the bar, and they stream over the smooth brown wood. The gallerist gets up from his chair and goes over to Mr. Hirst. The barman hands him a nylon bag and helps him collect the animals and the juices, both modern and postmodern. He goes back to Jeff's table with an arrogant smile and says they can move. Then he lifts the bag that's dripping with small chunks of phlegm from the sides and says ?Tomorrow at Christie's.'? Keren CytterWritten in seven chapters and seven styles, this book constitutes the first novel by the Israeli artist and filmmaker Keren Cytter (*1977). Both the grotesque and the absurd become tools to narrate the progression of her main character's life, artist Jeff Steinberg. With the recurring motif of scrambled film reels, the story also functions as a reflection on the medium of film.Cytter, Keren is the author of 'Man Who Climbed Up the Stairs O Life And Found Out They Were Cinema Seats ', published 2006 under ISBN 9781933128092 and ISBN 1933128097.