Titlebook: Genesis and Revision in Modern British and Irish Writers; Jonathan Bloom,Catherine Rovera Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Nikolaj Stegeager,Peter S?rensenrelevance’ Woolf produced and discarded in creating it. In ‘Unwriting the Novel,’ Christine Froula discovers .’s heretofore unnoticed genesis in Woolf’s 1920 short story ‘An Unwritten Novel’—a radical break with fiction’s illusionist conventions and a ‘great discovery’ that brought many still ‘unwri

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J. Dorantes-Dávila,G. M. Pastoran intertextual response to Hemingway’s ., addressing the roles of reader, writer and character. Overall considers the relationship between Hemingway’s book and her own in terms of allusion and narrative voice, and discusses the layering of multiple narratives within . and across the texts using for

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Introduction: Archival Revelations,tistic endeavors. Tracing the history of textual and genetic criticism on both sides of the Atlantic, Jonathan Bloom and Catherine Rovera chronicle the pioneering publications from the 1950s to the 1970s that established the study of literary genesis and revision as a compelling field in its own rig

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