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Stephen J. Burn, Jonathan Franzen at the End of Postmodernism.

Although there have been several important studies on Jonathan Franzen’s work published in the  past few years, especially after the commercial success of The Corrections, it seems there has not been any book-length study on the complexity of his artistic development yet. The title of Stephen J. Burn’s study of Jonathan Franzen’s fiction implies at least three things—that there is an end of postmodernism, that this book will be a study of Franzen’s latest works in the period of “the end of po...