Literary studies: fiction, novelists & prose writers books

Cold War Negritude reconsiders French Caribbean literature in the context of the global Cold War, examining the...  Read More >>

This book re-assesses the feminist politics of Charlotte Smith (1749–1806) by prioritizing the editorial content...  Read More >>

The undead: Horrific monstrosities that will not remain at rest nor let the living be at peace. Such entities who...  Read More >>

“The Myth of George Eliot” shows how Marian Evans understood the power of collective stories to change society,...  Read More >>

In the infinite expanse between a heartbeat and a supernova, where logic dances with wonder, this book of sci-fi...  Read More >>

Volume II of 'Italian Comics in the New Millennium' offers an in-depth exploration of the dynamic transformations...  Read More >>

Neel is a journalist drawn to war zones. It's in these spaces riven by conflict that his sense of dislocation, of...  Read More >>

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The Subtle Art of Short Fiction explores the power of short fiction in today’s fragmented world. Renowned authors...  Read More >>

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A biography revealing as never before Poe's southern gentility and his vast influence on literature and letters...  Read More >>

In the infinite expanse between a heartbeat and a supernova, where logic dances with wonder, this book of sci-fi...  Read More >>

Heavily illustrated guide to career books for girls  Read More >>

""These are the origin tales of all of the Reacher novels written solely by Lee Child, chock full of colorful anecdotes...  Read More >>

A decade ago, Graphic Medicine Manifesto established a bold new framework for understanding the intersection of...  Read More >>

After a victorious return from war to the refined courts, a dashing Marquis embarks on a compelling journey through...  Read More >>

Fifty years after her death, Agatha Christie remains one of the most popular writers worldwide, as adaptations and...  Read More >>

Voices from wide-ranging academic fields, time periods, and scholarly backgrounds converge in this first collection...  Read More >>

Set in eighteenth?century France, a war hero seeks societal success through passionate liaisons with a naive maiden...  Read More >>

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Offers new perspectives on two key figures of modernity: James Joyce and Jacques Derrida.  Read More >>

The book explores the aftermath of the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the effects of war and nationalism...  Read More >>