Postmodernist fiction /

• McHale, Brian.

• Fiction -- 20th century -- History and criticism
• Postmodernism

• Routledge,

• 0415045134

• Originally published, London: Methuen, 1987.

• Approaching literature Behind a mask womens writing and womens loves
• George Crabbes poetry
• Spensers Faerie Queene the world of glass
• Im telling you stories Jeanette Winterson and the politics of reading
• Fantasy and mimesis responses to reality in Western literature
• Rich and strange gender history modernism
• Contemporary British novelists
• Achebes Things fall apart
• Spensers Faerie queene a critical commentary on Books I and II
• Sexing the cherry
• coming fin de siecle an application of Durkheims sociology to modernity and postmodernism
• faerie queene a companion for readers
• Joseph Andrews with Shamela and related writings authoritative texts backgrounds and sources criticism
• companion to modernist literature and culture
• In the reading gaol postmodernity texts and history
• Stranger shores essays 1986 1999
• Realism and power postmodern British fiction
• Cambridge introduction to modern British fiction 1950 2000
• Crash David Cronenbergs post mortem on J G Ballards Trajectory of fate
• colonial rise of the novel
• tragedy of Mariam the fair queen of Jewry
• nineteenth century novel a critical reader
• Intertextual dynamics within the literary group Joyce Lewis Pound and Eliot the men of 1914
• Constructing postmodernism
• postmodern scene excremental culture and hyper aesthetics
• fiction of Julian Barnes
• Modernist writing and reactionary politics
• Tx The Waste Land
• poetics of postmodernism history theory fiction
• Beyond egotism the fiction of James Joyce Virginia Woolf and D H Lawrence
• Postmodern cartographies the geographical imagination in contemporary American culture
• Modernism an anthology of sources and documents
• Contemporary fiction
• Revolution and English romanticism politics and rhetoric
• Salman Rushdie
• Intellectual women and Victorian patriarchy Harriet Martineau Elizabeth Barrett Browning George Eliot
• Desire and domestic fiction a political history of the novel
• James Joyce
• craft of writing poetry
• art of Joseph Andrews
• Practising theory and reading literature an introduction
• novel and the modern world
• Teaching the postmodern fiction and theory
• Kurt Vonneguts Slaughterhouse five
• Literary into cultural studies
• English novel in history 1700 1780
• Nathanael West the art of his life
• D H Lawrence
• New York fictions modernity postmodernism the new modern
• English novel an introduction
• Charlotte Perkins Gilmans The yellow wall paper and the history of its publication and reception a critical edition and documentary casebook
• Romantic criticism 1800 1850
• complete critical guide to D H Lawrence
• idea of the postmodern a history
• Female stories female bodies narrative identity and representation
• Virginia Woolf
• Angela Carter
• world without a self Virginia Woolf and the novel
• Wordsworth a collection of critical essays
• Art of Seamus Heaney
• politics of postmodernism
• James Joyce new perspectives
• secret sharer
• Tradition and experiment in Wordsworths Lyrical ballads 1798
• Understanding figurative language from metaphors to idioms
• Emily Bronte Wuthering Heights
• Literary theory a guide for the perplexed
• Penguin modern poets Helen Dunmore Jo Shapcott Matthew Sweeney
• Shakespeare King Lear a casebook
• Dubliners James Joyce
• Cultural politics at the fin de siecle
• Cambridge companion to James Joyce
• Postmodernism and the re reading of modernity
• Modern criticism and theory a reader
• Dickens and the city
• post colonial question common skies divided horizons
• Metafiction
• James Joyce and modern literature
• preface to Wordsworth
• fiction of Angela Carter
• literature of their own British women novelists from Bronte to Lessing
• Modernist women writers and narrative art
• Feminine fictions revisiting the postmodern
• politics of postmodernism
• Practical stylistics an approach to poetry
• politics of postmodernism
• Modernist sexualities
• cave and the mountain a study of E M Forster
• How to study James Joyce
• Postmodernism a reader
• origins of the English novel 1600 1740
• Creative writing a workbook with readings
• nineteenth century novel realisms
• New historicism
• Daphne du Maurier writing identity and the Gothic imagination
• Routledge companion to postmodernism
• secret sharer and other stories
• preface to Pope
• introduction to eighteenth century fiction raising the novel
• Feminist stylistics