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Narrative form

Suzanne Keen

2003

Metamorphosis

Franz Kafka

1955 ★ 4.2

Falling After 911

Aimee Pozorski

2014

How to Be a Heroine: Or, what I've learned from reading too much

Samantha Ellis

2014

Who's who in contemporary women's writing

Jane Eldridge Miller

2001

Fresh verdicts on Joan of Arc

Charles T. Wood

1996

The Encyclopedia of propaganda

Cole, Robert

1998

The spectacle of skill

Robert Hughes

2015

Amphitrite the bubbly

Suzanne Williams, Joan Holub

2015

Daniel Defoe, the novels

Nicholas Marsh

2011

A Guide to twentieth century literature in English

Harry Blamires

1983

Over the Lip of the World

Colleen J. McElroy

1999

Women, power, and subversion

Judith Lowder Newton

1981

The Ulysses Delusion

Cecilia Konchar Farr

2016

Temporalities

Russell West-Pavlov

2012

Strange Nation

J. Gerald Kennedy

2016

Truthful fictions

Michael Lackey

2014

Travel and dislocation in contemporary American fiction

Aliki Varvogli

2011

Worrying

Francis O'Gorman

2015

Mourning and Mysticism in First World War Literature and Beyond

George M. Johnson

2015

Key concepts in crime fiction

Heather Worthington

2011

Death in a cold climate

Barry Forshaw

2012

Solzhenitsyn

Michael Scammell

1984

Lines in the sand

A. A. Gill

2017

Mobility and Modernity

Robert D. Aguirre

2017

Critical perspectives on Indo-Caribbean women's literature

Mariam Pirbhai, Joy A. I. Mahabir

2012

Collection of sand

Italo Calvino

2014

Critical essays on Roman literature

Sullivan, J. P.

1965

Othello. Interpretationshilfe.

William Shakespeare

1800

Nightingale fever

Ronald Hingley

1981

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