← B. S. JohnsonHouse Mother Normalby B. S. JohnsonFind on Amazon↗About the authorB. S. JohnsonJohnson was the most formally experimental British novelist of the 1960s and early 1970s, who took his cue from Beckett and created novels with holes, loose pages, and other structural innovations. The Unfortunates is his masterpiece.More by B. S. JohnsonTravelling People→Albert AngeloNovel of a teacher's anguished reflections as his life slowly unravels in London→The UnfortunatesExperimental novel in loose-leaf format presenting narratives in random order about a university lecturer→Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry→
