5. Blake Butler (Author)
“There is No Year”.
Speaking of novels that are difficult to describe and stick with you, here is another. This isn’t a story so much as an experience and again I can’t give an adequate summery beyond that.
There are two consistent elements in it: the family and the house. Everything else is questionable. I suppose one could draw comparisons to William Hope Hodgson’s “The House on the Borderland”, another novel about the breakdown and malleability of reality. It is a house filled with radio static.