Featuring an introduction by Zadie Smith; Jim's Desk and
introductory notes by Chris Beckett The short stories Crash,
Tolerances of the Human Face, and Mae West's Reduction Mammoplasty
by J. G. Ballard Treatments and letters about the BBC2 Review short
film about J. G. Ballard titled Crash! that aired in February 1971
Introduction to the French edition of Crash An excerpt of an
interview with Will Self and J. G. Ballard from 1994 When J. G.
Ballard, our narrator, smashes his car into another and watches a
man die in front of him, he finds himself drawn with increasing
intensity to the mangled impacts of car crashes. Robert Vaughan, a
former TV scientist turned nightmare angel of the expressway, has
gathered around him a collection of alienated crash victims and
experiments with a series of autoerotic atrocities, each more
sinister than the last. But Vaughan craves the ultimate crash a
head-on collision of blood, semen, engine coolant, and iconic
celebrity. First published in 1973, Crash remains one of the most
shocking novels of the twentieth century and was made into an
equally controversial film by David Cronenberg.
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