• World Book Day & its Discontents: The Cultural Politics of Book-Based Fancy Dress 

  VACLAVIK, KE (Wiley, 2019)

• The Fear of Solitude: How Marketing Makes Real Magic 

  HOLGATE, BD (Springer, 2017-06-04)

  The. Fear. of. Solitude: How. Marketing. Makes. Real. Magic. Ben. Holgate. Even in the digital age, which has rendered geographical boundaries largely redundant in terms of e-book distribution, the process of how a novel ...

• ‘The Impossibility of Knowing’: Developing Magical Realism’s Irony in Gould’s Book of Fish 

  HOLGATE, BD (Association for the Study of Australian Literature, 2014-10-01)

  Irony is an underlying factor of magical realist fiction. Richard Flanagan’s novel Gould’s Book of Fish (2001) is imbued with a particular kind of irony that results from a gap between a contemporary reader’s lament for a ...

• Greening a Narrative Mode: Antipodean Magical Realism and Ecocriticism in Richard Flanagan’s Fiction 

  HOLGATE, BD (Sydney University Press, 2018)

• "language, foreignness, openness: Three disciplinary perspectives", AHRC open world research initiative, cross-language dynamics: Reshaping community Queen Mary University of London, 17-18 November 2017 

  Unknown author (2018-04-01)

• Unsettling narratives: Re-evaluating magical realism as postcolonial discourse through Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria and The Swan Book 

  Holgate, B (2015-11-02)

• Work, Modernism and Thinking Through the Aesthetic 

  SHIACH, ME (Bloomsbury, 2019)

  This chapter argues that, its fantastic premise notwithstanding, Kafka’s 1915 story Metamorphosis is much concerned with the banal realities of modern work, recounting both Gregor Samsa’s anxieties about his irksome job ...

• Woolf’s atom, Eliot’s catalyst, and Richardson’s waves of light: science and modernism in 1919 

  SHIACH, ME (UCL Press, 2018-10-08)

  This chapter stages an argument about the importance of the ways in which three modernist writers engaged with scientific ideas and deployed explicitly scientific metaphors in the year 1919. It offers new insights into the ...

• Max Müller and the Comparative Method 

  Nicholls, A (2015-06)

• Administrative Fictions of Domestic Manufacture: Eighteenth-Century Excise Guides 

  MAUGER, M

• The location of world literature 

  Tihanov, G (2018-04-02)

• Guest Editorial: Postcolonial past, world present, global futures? 

  Chambers, C; Pravinchandra, S (2018-09-01)

• 'an actual present alive with multiple futures': Narrative, Memory and Time in Ben Lerner's "10:04" 

  BILMES, L

  This essay reads Ben Lerner’s second novel, 10:04, alongside contemporary accounts of narrative time and digital memory technologies, and argues that this narrative reflects on a shift in temporality, whereby present ...

• A Thirst for Empire: How Tea Shaped the Modern World 

  Mauger, M (2018)

• Reading for Hope: A conversation about texts and method 

  VAN DER VLIES, AE; WILLÉN, J (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2018-10-01)

  In a conversation about their shared interests, the authors discuss methodology, reading strategies, and comparative historiographies relating to the recuperation of residues of hope that linger in the wake of failed ...

• The Face as Technology 

  MCBEAN, SA; DINNEN, Z

• ‘We Fuck and Friends Don’t Fuck’: BFFs, Lesbian Desire, and Queer Narratives 

  MCBEAN, SA

• Wet Aesthetics: Immersion versus the 'perfect sensibility' of the Stream in Dorothy Richardson's Pilgrimage 

  MCCRACKEN, S; Bowler, R (Routledge, 2016-09-08)

  Charting the period that extends from the 1860s to the 1940s, this volume offers fresh perspectives on Aestheticism and Modernism.

• Punctual Relations: Thomas Browne's Rhetorical Reclamations 

  PRESTON, CE

• Empson in the Small Hours 

  price, K

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