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"Murfin gives us a fresh perspective on the art of collaboration and makes a persuasive case for seeing collaboration as central to Stevenson's evolving sense of what narrative art can do. She nests Stevenson securely in the contexts of his historical moment while also delineating the contours of his originality.-- ""Stephen Arata, University of Virginia"""

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Audrey Murfin is Assistant Professor of English at Sam Houston State University. Her publications include ""Arthur Morrison, Mimesis and Social Justice: Following Dickens's Dark Legacy through the Late-Victorian Slums."" The Literary London Journal 11 (2014): 4-21, ""'Part Alive, Part Putrescent' Coral, Culture, and Contagion in the Island Writings of Robert Louis Stevenson."" Victorians Institute Journal 40 (2012): 33-56, and ""The Gothic Challenge to Victorian Realism: Buried Narratives in Villette, Aurora Leigh, and Lady Audley's Secret."" The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies 10 (2011): 31 pages.

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