M. John Harrison: Critical Essays (Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays)
ISBN-13:
9781780240770
ISBN-10:
1780240775
Edition:
First Edition
Author:
Mark Bould, Tim Etchells, Paul Kincaid, Fred Botting, Rhys Williams, Rob Latham, M. John Harrison, James Machin, Graham Fraser, Nick Freeman, Ryan Elliott, Christina Scholz, Vassili Christodoulou, Timothy Jarvis, Chris Pak, Nicholas Prescott, Rhys William
Publication date:
2019
Publisher:
Gylphi
Format:
Paperback
294 pages
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ISBN-13:
9781780240770
ISBN-10:
1780240775
Edition:
First Edition
Author:
Mark Bould, Tim Etchells, Paul Kincaid, Fred Botting, Rhys Williams, Rob Latham, M. John Harrison, James Machin, Graham Fraser, Nick Freeman, Ryan Elliott, Christina Scholz, Vassili Christodoulou, Timothy Jarvis, Chris Pak, Nicholas Prescott, Rhys William
Publication date:
2019
Publisher:
Gylphi
Format:
Paperback
294 pages
Summary
M. John Harrison: Critical Essays (Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays) (ISBN-13: 9781780240770 and ISBN-10: 1780240775), written by authors
Mark Bould, Tim Etchells, Paul Kincaid, Fred Botting, Rhys Williams, Rob Latham, M. John Harrison, James Machin, Graham Fraser, Nick Freeman, Ryan Elliott, Christina Scholz, Vassili Christodoulou, Timothy Jarvis, Chris Pak, Nicholas Prescott, Rhys William, was published by Gylphi in 2019.
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This critical collection examines the way in which M. John Harrison has been at the forefront of British speculative fiction, from the New Wave to the New Weird and beyond, excoriating its lumpy prose, refusing its cheap consolations, and reinventing its most debased forms. Along with his depictions of a fallen world, of fragile humanity, entropic landscapes and self-harming trajectories, of transport cafes, moorland peaks and legendary cities, reinvented sword'n'sorcery, space opera and supernatural horror as profound meditations on desire and loss.
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