Literary studies: fiction, novelists & prose writers books

Establishes maternity as a vital theme within Virginia Woolf's feminist and political thought  Read More >>

Uncovers the politics of nostalgia and madness inherent in the Arabic novel.  Read More >>

Studies a neglected area of postcolonial fiction, fostering a better understanding of Iraqi culture and society....  Read More >>

Considers the Arabic novel within the triangle of the nationstate, modernity and tradition.  Read More >>

Investigates the semantic permutations of 'homeness' in post-war diasporic Anglophone Lebanese novels.  Read More >>

The English Novel in the Twentieth Century (1984) discusses 6 authors whom Dr Green saw as the most interesting...  Read More >>

History mingles with romance in John Galt's only novel set in the English Middle Ages.  Read More >>

Scholars and critics have long understood the writing of nineteenth-century Black women as critiquing the figure...  Read More >>

Brings together Arthur Conan Doyle's Egyptian-themed works, based on his imperial travels.  Read More >>

This fiction story may be fiction, but it had a deeper story to tell let me give a few highlights of this story....  Read More >>

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A comprehensive and cutting-edge guide to Alasdair Gray's literary and artistic practice.  Read More >>

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Studies literature's role in representing and addressing dis/trust in the digital world.  Read More >>

Reveals how animal rights and species identity are reimagined in literature of the late twentieth century.  Read More >>

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Theodore Martin offers a groundbreaking account of the ways that reading habits and crime politics intersected in...  Read More >>

The definitive, all-access biography of one of the world's most beloved literary voices, showcasing a life as triumphant...  Read More >>

Rongbin Han examines the production and consumption of online alt-history fiction in China, offering new insight...  Read More >>

Explores the productive tension between historicist and nonhuman readings of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake  Read More >>

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First published in 1934, The Idea in Fiction by H. W. Leggett explores storytelling methods, tracing an idea’s journey...  Read More >>

This volume is the first to introduce autobiogeography as a new interpretative framework for reading travel writing...  Read More >>