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In an interview granted by Russell Banks in 1995, the North-American author acknowledges the fact that North-American fiction is witnessing a "useful return to realist premises"; and defines this return as "a resumption of the realist project, but informed by a period of serious self-scrutiny and practice in the experimental 60's and 70's"(89). The result of ali this is a realism heavily influenced by postmodern premises which (as Banks acknowledges himself) looks rather like "something which is more formally self-conscious."

A postmodern Realism?: The Struggle of Narrative Styles in Russell Bank's Trailerpark