Polizzotti on Albert Cossery

       Mark Polizzotti -- translator of Flaubert's Bouvard and Pécuchet and works by Jean Echenoz, among others -- considers Extreme Indolence: On the Fiction of Albert Cossery in The Nation.
       Polizzotti thinks:

If ever there was a writer who deserved the judgment "You've read one, you've read 'em all," it's Cossery.

       I'd argue that he's still (mostly) worthwhile; see the Cossery titles under review at the complete review (the same ones Polizzotti discusses):

• The Jokers
• Proud Beggars
• A Splendid Conspiracy
• The Colors of Infamy