Literary studies: fiction, novelists & prose writers books

Great stories aren't just set in cities-they're shaped by them. Urban spaces don't simply hold narrative-they...  Read More >>

Jews, women, and animals have been notoriously considered in Western thought as antithetical to the “civilized,” and...  Read More >>

Body Language examines how eighteenth-century medical discourse informed the comic novel. Through comic representations...  Read More >>

Great stories aren't just set in cities-they're shaped by them. Urban spaces don't simply hold narrative-they...  Read More >>

Jews, women, and animals have been notoriously considered in Western thought as antithetical to the “civilized,” and...  Read More >>

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Body Language examines how eighteenth-century medical discourse informed the comic novel. Through comic representations...  Read More >>

A thought provoking exploration of a modern city, its stories, memories and special places. Why it comes to mean...  Read More >>

This monograph is one of the first on the market that focuses entirely on Damon Galgut’s novels. The authors of...  Read More >>

What is it that so fascinates us about the places writers work and live?   Discover the hidden worlds that shape...  Read More >>

What if one small coin, a humble basket, or an extra hour at day's end could unlock a life of lasting abundance?...  Read More >>

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

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This monograph treats modes of fictionality in contemporary auto/biography, memoir and autofiction. Within the...  Read More >>

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

This scholarly edition makes available two little-known story collections by the modernist writer H.D., encouraging...  Read More >>

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What if your nightly cinema is not a by-product of sleep but the universe's laboratory? A voice in the dark....  Read More >>

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The multifaceted, cubist, and comprehensive perspective of Forty-Three Ways of Looking at Hemingway appears on the...  Read More >>

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

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

Essays by Patrick Guinness – poet, novelist, translator, editor, critic and speaker of several languages – exploring...  Read More >>

Since the summer of 1947, when pilot Kenneth Arnold first described ""flying saucers"" darting across the skies...  Read More >>