confusedIt begins with the narrator (a rather self-centered, clod-headed fellow who thinks he is clever) being washed ashore as the sole survivor of a shipwreck.
He then proceeds through a series of adventures, becoming a bit less self-centered and clod-headed along the way.
What is unique about the book is that everything on island is a reference to other literary works and myths -- Moby Dick, the island of Circe, etc, etc.
It's driving me nuts because it's a book I used to re-read just to find new literary allusions.
I'm sure some of y'all have read it.
lferion -- I'm certain you have.Any help?
ETA Thank you, collective Internet memory. It is indeed Silverlock