In Sumer, the festival of the goddess of fertility, __________, involved drunken, orgiastic dancing involving self-mutilation with knives

A novel that is experimental, obscure, and fragmented is likely to be a work of

a. magical realism. b. epiphany. c. modernist fiction. d. postmodern fiction.

"Lines to a Lady Egg" was written about

a. Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. b. Mademoiselle Pogany. c. Gertrude Stein. d. the girl in Girl before the Mirror.