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Streams of silver

Mónica Roy Flori

1995

A reader's guide to fantasy

Baird Searles

1982

Consuming Fictions

Richard Todd

1996

Narratives of love and loss

Michael Rustin, Margaret Rustin

1987

The Historical Imagination

Frederick M. Holmes

1997

Pulping Fictions

I. Q. Hunter, Deborah Cartmell, Imelda Whelehan et al.

1996

Neverending stories

Ingeborg Hoesterey, Ann Clark Fehn, Maria Tatar

1992

Imagination at war

Adam Piette

1995

Framing feeling

Barbara M. Benedict

1994

The novel before the novel

Arthur Ray Heiserman

1977

Foreigners in the homeland

Mario Santana

2000

The Haunted dusk

Howard Kerr, John William Crowley, Charles L. Crow

1983

The New encyclopedia of science fiction

James E. Gunn

1988

The reenchantment of nineteenth-century fiction

Payne, David

2005

Women's utopias in British and American fiction

Nan Bowman Albinski

1988

Scottish Womens Gothic and Fantastic Writing

Monica Germana

2010

Tradition and dream

Walter Allen

1964

Caribbean women writers

Thorunn Lonsdale, Mary Condé

1999

Political mythology and popular fiction

Ernest J. Yanarella, Lee Sigelman

1988

Remembering the past in contemporary African American fiction

Keith Eldon Byerman

2005

Image and power

Sarah Sceats, Gail Cunningham

1996

Edwardian fiction

Sandra Kemp

1997

Theoretical fables

Alicia Borinsky

1993

Brown girl, brownstones

Paule Marshall

1959 ★ 5.0

Fedor Dostoevsky

William J. Leatherbarrow

1981

Breaking the Sequence

Ellen G. Friedman, Friedman, Ellen G., Miriam Fuchs

1989

Gothic fiction

Frederick S. Frank

1988

Utopia

David Bleich

1984

Lectures on Russian Literature

Vladimir Nabokov, Fredson Bowers

1983

Anatomy of wonder

1981

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