Bloom's Literary Criticism

Presents a collection of contemporary criticism and analysis of the works of such British poets as W.H. Auden, T.S. Eliot, Carol Ann Duffy, and Wilfred Owen.

Twentieth-century British poets

by Bloom, Harold

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Presents a collection of critical essays on the works of British poets of the twentieth-century, including T.S. Eliot, William Butler Yeats, Philip Larkin, and others.

Bloom's how to write about Stephen Crane

by Smith, Joyce Caldwell

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Bloom's how to write about Stephen Crane

by Smith, Joyce Caldwell

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Bloom's how to write about Stephen Crane

by Smith, Joyce Caldwell

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Bloom's how to write about Stephen Crane

by Smith, Joyce Caldwell

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Provides strategies on writing essays about the works of Stephen Crane.

Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Watkin, Amy S.

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Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Watkin, Amy S.

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Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Watkin, Amy S.

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Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Bloom, Harold, Watkin, Amy S.

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Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Watkin, Amy S.

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Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Watkin, Amy S.

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A guide to writing about Shelley's novel offers instructions for composing different types of essays and contains literary criticism, analysis, and suggested essay topics.

Bloom's how to write about Mary Shelley

by Watkin, Amy S.

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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a novel she composed at the age of 19, is a widely read and studied work to this day, noted for the deft way its young author combined Romantic sensibility with a meditation on the ethical considerations to which advancements in science and technolog…