I Love Dick

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Sheila Heti describes I Love Dick as a transformative work that challenges the novel form, while Rachel Kushner highlights the book's indispensable intelligence and originality. Zoe Pilger praises it as a classic, exploring themes of unrequited love through a unique lens. Rick Moody finds it a revealing and illuminating read. White Review and Nation both commend the book for its clear prose and provocative nature, and Leslie Jamison likens it to a secret, inviting club. Dawn Foster and others in Independent appreciate its exploration of deeper truths about female desire, while Emily Gould in the Guardian considers its feminist relevance enduring. Jonathan Gibbs in Independent sees it as a key text bridging life-writing and fiction. Eva Wiseman and others often refer to it as a crucial feminist novel, with its influence felt across writers like Sheila Heti and Ben Lerner. Critics recognise it as a formidable and genre-defying work, with varied insights into female experience and desire.