Focusing on the novels of a neglected American writer, this study provides detailed analyses of John Williams' major works while also evaluating his contributions as an academic, poet, and teacher. The clear structure makes it accessible for readers seeking to understand his literary significance and the themes within his novels.
Enable students to achieve their best grade in AS/A-level English Literature with this year-round course companion; designed to instil in-depth textual understanding as students read, analyse and revise Tess of the D'Urbervilles throughout the course.
A guide to Annie Proulx's novel Postcards and her short story Brokeback Mountain that features a biography of the author, an analysis of the texts, a summary of the their popular and critical reception, a discussion of the film adaptation of Brokeback Mountain and its reception.
Focusing on the interplay between music and literature, this study presents a fresh perspective on Thomas Hardy's novels through detailed analysis of musical metaphors. Mark Asquith incorporates original archival research to explore how music influences Hardy's narrative techniques and themes. The book examines a variety of Hardy's significant works, including both early and later novels, providing new insights for scholars and readers interested in the intersection of music and literature.