Literary studies: fiction, novelists & prose writers books

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Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and...  Read More >>

[...] CHAPTER XII. The Naming of the Baby-A Canoe Trip-The Legend of the Discovery of Medicine-How the Chipmunk...  Read More >>

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A charming new paperback edition of one of J.R.R. Tolkien’s major pieces of short fiction, and his only finished...  Read More >>

A concise and fascinating biography of one of the world's undisputed literary titans  Read More >>

An engaging exploration of the stories behind forty famous pen names from the nineteenth century to the present...  Read More >>

Agatha Christie, l'un des auteurs les plus lus, est considérée comme la reine du crime . Tous les lecteurs connaissent...  Read More >>

Biographical and critical study on the often forgotten, but talented, 20th century writer, R.C. Hutchinson.  Read More >>

Agatha Christie is one of the most widely read authors and is considered the ""Queen of Crime."" Every reader knows...  Read More >>

This book is a critical biography and literary cultural analysis of Burgess's interactions with the United States...  Read More >>

Centralising the prolific English novelist, Phebe Gibbes, in a lineage of women writers of the revolutionary period,...  Read More >>

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This Element aims to illuminate the affinities between Murdoch's concept of the individual and the Enlightenment...  Read More >>

J. M. Coetzee – novelist, essayist, public intellectual, and Nobel Laureate in Literature (2003) – is widely recognized...  Read More >>

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Examines the process of creative writing and storytelling through the author's personal stories and experiences...  Read More >>

This book explores elite women's distinctive roles as power brokers binding together aristocratic networks, as described...  Read More >>

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