The mid-century novelist has often been regarded as occupying an ambiguous intermediary period, lost somewhere in the no-man's-land between modernism and postmodernism. This book challenges this view by proposing that many of the period's most significant writers ₆ Iris Murdoch,…
The mid-century novelist has often been regarded as occupying an ambiguous intermediary period, lost somewhere in the no-man's-land between modernism and postmodernism. This book challenges this view by proposing that many of the period's most significant writers - Iris Murdoch,…
McConnell believes that the four authors chosen in his latest work are responsible for a renaissance in American fiction. He is in radical disagreement with those who describe contemporary fiction as being "apocalyptic." after analyzing the works of each writer he charts a unifi…
