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Bookmark now
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Kevin Smokler |
An anthology of original essays from our most intriguing young writers, Bookmark Now boldly addresses the significance of the production of literature in the twenty-first century. Or simply, “How do … |
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Jane Austen and her readers, 1786-1945
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Katie Halsey |
viii, 290 p. ; 24 cm |
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The book in history, the book as history
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Zachary Lesser,David Scott Kastan,Jesse M. Lander |
The essays in this collection reach beyond book history to address fundamental questions about historicism with a broad range of issues such as gender and sexuality, religion, political theory, econo… |
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Dear Mark Twain
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R. Kent Rasmussen |
Letters from readers to Mark Twain, offering a glimpse into the lives of nineteenth century fans; with comments from the author. |
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Relax Max
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Sally Grindley |
D.J. is fresh from her triumph with the film 'My Teacher's a Nutcase', but she's having trouble. It seems that she has got writer's block. Through his letters, cards, and email, Max tires to help her… |
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Getting at the author
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Barbara Hochman |
"Throughout the nineteenth century, American readers and reviewers assumed that a book revealed its author's individuality, that the experience of reading was a kind of conversation with the writer. … |
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The Black "I"
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Devon Boan |
x, 131 p. ; 23 cm |
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