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- 'Fire in our hearts': a study of the portrayal of youth in a selection of post-war British working-class fiction
- (Re- )mapping London : visions of the metropolis in the contemporary novel in English
- A companion to the British and Irish novel: : 1945-2000
- A concise companion to contemporary British fiction
- A concise companion to contemporary British fiction
- A critical guide to twentieth-century women novelists
- A guide to twentieth-century women novelists
- A literature of their own : [British women writers] from Charlotte Bront︠ to Doris Lessing
- A literature of their own: British women novelists from Brontë to Lessing
- A mighty mass of brick and smoke : Victorian and Edwardian representations of London
- A mighty mass of brick and smoke : Victorian and Edwardian representations of London
- A quest of her own : essays on the female hero in modern fantasy
- A route to modernism : Hardy, Lawrence, Woolf
- A very great profession: the women's novel 1914-39
- A.S. Byatt
- Africa in English fiction, 1874-1939
- African identities : race, nation and culture in ethnography, pan-Africanism, and Black literatures
- After Empire : Scott, Naipaul, Rushdie
- After the 'thirties: the novel in Britain and its future
- After the trauma : representative British novelists since 1920
- After the war : the novel and England since 1945
- Algebraic fantasies and realistic romances : more masters of science fiction
- Allegories of telling : self-referential narrative in contemporary British fiction
- Alternative paradigms of literary realism
- An introduction to contemporary fiction : international writing in English since 1970
- An introduction to the African novel: a critical study of twelve books by Chinua Achebe, James Ngugi, Camara Laye, Elechi Amadi, Ayi Kwei Armah, Mongo Beti and Gabriel Okara
- Angus Wilson
- Animal stories : narrating across species lines
- Anxieties of Empire and the fiction of intrigue
- Anxieties of Empire and the fiction of intrigue
- Archipelagic modernism : literature in the Irish and British Isles, 1890-1970
- Are girls necessary? : lesbian writing and modern histories
- Around 1945 : literature, citizenship, rights
- Art and womanhood in fin-de-siècle writing : the fiction of Lucas Malet, 1880-1931
- As mirrors are lonely : a Lacanian reading on the modern Irish novel
- Ashes taken for fire : aesthetic modernism and the critique of identity
- BRITISH TERRORIST NOVELS OF THE 1970S
- Bachelors, manhood, and the novel, 1850-1925
- Banned in Ireland : censorship & the Irish writer
- Barriers, borders and crossings in British postcolonial fiction : a gender perspective
- Barry Hines : Kes, threads and beyond
- Be a good soldier : children's grief in English modernist novels
- Being the body of Christ : towards a twentieth-century homosexual theology for the Anglican Church
- Bennett, Wells and Conrad: narrative in transition
- Bergson and the stream of consciousness novel
- Bestseller: : the books that everyone read, 1900-1939
- Bestseller: the books that everyone read, 1900-1939
- Beyond egotism: the fiction of James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, and D.H. Lawrence
- Beyond the lighthouse : English women novelists in the twentieth century
- Blighted beginnings : coming of age in independent Ireland
- Bloomsbury aesthetics and the novels of Forster and Woolf
- Bloomsbury, Modernism, and the Reinvention of Intimacy
- Bloomsbury, modernism, and the reinvention of intimacy
- Bodies of tomorrow : technology, subjectivity, science fiction
- Bordering on the body : the racial matrix of modern fiction and culture
- Bordering on the body : the racial matrix of modern fiction and culture
- Boys will be girls : the feminine ethic and British children's fiction, 1857-1917
- Brainwashing : the fictions of mind control : a study of novels and films since World War II
- Brainwashing : the fictions of mind control : a study of novels and films since World War II
- Breaking the sequence: women's experimental fiction
- British Asian fiction : framing the contemporary
- British fiction and cross-cultural encounters : ethnographic modernism from Wells to Woolf
- British fiction and the Cold War
- British fiction and the Cold War
- British fiction of the 1990s
- British fiction of the 1990s
- British fiction today
- British industrial fictions
- British literary culture and publishing practice, 1880-1914
- British women writers and the short story, 1850-1930 : reclaiming social space
- British women's short supernatural fiction, 1860-1930 : our own ghostliness
- Catastrophe and imagination: an interpretation of the recent English and American novel
- Catholic emancipations : Irish fiction from Thomas Moore to James Joyce
- Catholic fiction and social reality in Ireland, 1873-1922
- Chance and the modern British novel : from Henry Green to Iris Murdoch
- Chance and the modern British novel : from Henry Green to Iris Murdoch
- Character and satire in post-war fiction
- Childhood in edwardian fiction : worlds enough and time
- City codes : reading the modern urban novel
- Class fictions : shame and resistance in the British working-class novel, 1890-1945
- Class fictions: shame and resistance in the British working-class novel, 1890- 1945
- Climate change and the contemporary novel
- Clubland heroes : a nostalgic study of some recurrent characters in the romantic fiction of Dornford Yates, John Buchan and Sapper
- Clubland heroes: a nostalgic study of some recurrent characters in the romantic fiction of Dornford Yates, John Buchan and Sapper
- Colonial strangers : women writing the end of the British empire
- Colonialism and the emergence of science fiction
- Colonialism and the emergence of science fiction
- Comic faith: the great tradition from Austen to Joyce
- Constructing a world : Shakespeare's England and the new historical fiction
- Consuming fictions : the Booker Prize and fiction in Britain today
- Contemporary British fiction
- Contemporary British fiction
- Contemporary British fiction and the artistry of space : style, landscape, perception
- Contemporary Irish fiction : themes, tropes, theories
- Contemporary Irish fiction : themes, tropes, theories
- Contemporary Irish novelists
- Contemporary feminist historical crime fiction
- Contemporary fiction
- Contemporary fiction and the ethics of modern culture
- Contemporary novelists
- Contemporary novelists
- Contemporary novelists
- Contemporary novelists : British fiction since 1970
- Contemporary novelists : British fiction since 1970
- Corrupt relations: Dickens, Thackeray, Trollope, Collins, and the Victorian sexual system
- Cover stories: narrative and ideology in the British spy thriller
- Creepers : British horror and fantasy in the twentieth century
- Crime culture : figuring criminality in fiction and film
- Crime culture : figuring criminality in fiction and film
- Crime writing in interwar Britain : fact and fiction in the Golden Age
- Criminal law and the modernist novel : experience on trial
- Critical identities in contemporary anglophone diasporic literature
- Critical occasions
- Crossing the shadow-line: the literature of estrangement
- Cultural climate and linguistic style: change in English fictional prose from the late Victorian to the early modern period
- Culture and adultery : the novel, the newspaper, and the law, 1857-1914
- Dancefloor-driven literature : the rave scene in fiction
- Daphne du Maurier : writing, identity and the Gothic imagination
- Dark humor and social satire in the modern British novel
- Degeneration, culture, and the novel, 1880-1940
- Developing countries in British fiction
- Dimensions of monstrosity in contemporary narratives : theory, psychoanalysis, postmodernism
- Discourses of ageing in fiction and feminism : the invisible woman
- Do světa na zkušenou, čili, O cestách tam a zase zpátky
- Double visions : women and men in modern and contemporary Irish fiction
- Eating and Identity in Postcolonial Fiction : Consuming Passions, Unpalatable Truths
- Empires of print : adventure fiction in the magazines, 1899-1919
- Enchanted objects : visual art in contemporary fiction
- Engendering fictions : the English novel in the early twentieth century
- England through colonial eyes in twentieth-century fiction
- English fiction of the Second World War
- English fiction of the early modern period, 1890-1940
- English fiction since 1984 : narrating a nation
- English literature of the 1920s
- English modernism, national identity and the Germans, 1890-1950
- English modernism, national identity and the Germans, 1890-1950
- Epistolary encounters in neo-victorian fiction : diaries and letters
- Equivocal spirits: alcoholism and drinking in twentieth-century literature
- Ethics and narrative in the English novel, 1880-1914
- Ethics and nostalgia in the contemporary novel
- Ethics and the English novel from Austen to Forster
- European Joyce studies
- Fabulous voyager; : James Joyce's Ulysses
- Facing diasporic trauma : self-representation in the writings of John Hearne, Caryl Phillips, and Fred D'Aguiar
- Fascism and anti-fascism in twentieth-century British fiction
- Father and son : Kingsley Amis, Martin Amis, and the British novel since 1950
- Father and son : Kingsley Amis, Martin Amis, and the British novel since 1950
- Feminine consciousness in the modern British novel
- Feminine fictions : revisiting the postmodern
- Feminine fictions: revisiting the postmodern
- Feminism, Bakhtin, and the dialogic
- Fiction and the Northern Ireland Troubles since 1969 : (de-)constructing the north
- Fiction and the fiction industry
- Fiction and the law : legal discourse in Victorian and modernist literature
- Fiction in the age of photography : the legacy of British realism
- Fiction of the First World War: a study
- Fiction of the New Statesman, 1913-1939
- Fictional dialogue : speech and conversation in the modern and postmodern novel
- Fictions of India : narrative and power
- Fictions of nuclear disaster
- Fictions of the Irish literary revival : a changeling art
- Filthy material : modernism and the media of obscenity
- Fin-de-siecle fictions, 1890s/1990s : apocalypse, technoscience, empire
- Flights from realism: themes and strategies in postmodernist British and American fiction
- Food and femininity in twentieth-century British women's fiction
- Food, consumption, and the body in contemporary women's fiction
- Forces and themes in Ulster fiction
- Ford Madox Ford's Parade's end : the first World War, culture, and modernity
- Forever England : femininity, literature, and conservatism between the wars
- Formes du roman utopique en Grande-Bretagne : 1918-1970
- Four British fantasists : place and culture in the children's fantasies of Penelope Lively, Alan Garner, Diana Wynne Jones, and Susan Cooper
- Four contemporary novelists : Angus Wilson, Brian Moore, John Fowles, V.S. Naipaul
- Frankenstein's daughters : women writing science fiction
- Front lines of modernism : remapping the Great War in British fiction
- Gender and ventriloquism in Victorian and neo-Victorian fiction : Passionate puppets
- Gender, language, and myth : essays on popular narrative
- Genetics and the literary imagination
- Germany as model and monster : allusions in English fiction, 1830s-1930s
- Germany as model and monster : allusions in English fiction, 1830s-1930s
- Girls only?: gender and popular children's fiction in Britain, 1880-1910
- Going beyond : the crisis of identity and identity models in contemporary American, English, and German fiction
- Graham Greene
- Green modernism : nature and the English novel, 1900 to 1930
- Group portrait: Joseph Conrad, Stephen Crane, Ford Madox Ford, Henry James, and H.G. Wells
- Happy rural seat: the English country house and the literary imagination
- Haunting Modernity and the Gothic Presence in British Modernist Literature
- Hearts of darkness : white women write race
- Henry Green : class, style and the everyday
- Heritage and the legacy of the past in contemporary Britain
- Heroes and Heroism in British Fiction Since 1800 : Case Studies
- Heroes and heroism in British fiction since 1800 : case studies
- History and cultural memory in neo-Victorian fiction : Victorian afterimages
- Holocaust fiction
- Home truths : fictions about the South Asian diaspora in Britain
- Hopes and impediments : selected essays
- Humor in contemporary junior literature
- Imagination and the contemporary novel
- Imagining London : postcolonial fiction and the transnational Metropolis
- Imagining London : postcolonial fiction and the transnational metropolis
- Imperialism as diaspora : race, sexuality, and history in Anglo-India
- In defense of fantasy : a study of the genre in English and American literature since 1945
- In praise of new travelers : reading Caribbean migrant women writers
- In the Reading gaol: Postmodernity, texts and history
- Indirections of the novel: James, Conrad and Forster
- Infernal paradise: Mexico and the modern English novel
- Insistence of the material : literature in the age of biopolitics
- Intrigue : espionage and culture
- Iris Murdoch, Muriel Spark and John Fowles : didactic demons in modern fiction
- Irish novels 1890-1940 : new bearings in culture and fiction
- Irish novels, 1890-1940 : new bearings in culture and fiction
- Irish women writers: marginalised by whom?
- James Joyce
- Japanese imperialism in contemporary English fiction : from Dejima to Malaya
- Joyce's benefictions
- Kingsley Amis
- Kiss kiss, bang bang : the boom in British thrillers from Casino royale to The eagle has landed : how Britain lost an empire but its secret agents saved the world
- Language of fiction: essays in criticism and verbal analysis of the English novel
- Late Cold War literature and culture : the nuclear 1980s
- Late modernism : politics, fiction, and the arts between the world wars
- Late modernism and the avant-garde British novel : oblique strategies
- Law, literature, and the transmission of culture in England, 1837-1925
- Lawrence, Greene and Lowry: the fictional landscape of Mexico
- Le roman anglais de notre temps
- Lesbian empire : radical crosswriting in the Twenties
- Lesbian gothic : transgressive fictions
- Lies that tell the truth : magic realism seen through contemporary fiction from Britain
- Lilith's daughters: women and religion in contemporary fiction
- Literary Darwinism : evolution, human nature, and literature
- Literary Darwinism : evolution, human nature, and literature
- Literary Darwinism : evolution, human nature, and literature
- Literary impressionism and modernist aesthetics
- Literary theory at work : three texts
- London narratives : post-war fiction and the city
- London narratives : post-war fiction and the city
- Lost gay novels : a reference guide to fifty works from the first half of the twentieth century
- Lost narratives: popular fictions, politics and recent history
- Loving Subjects: Narratives of Female Desire
- Loving Subjects: Narratives of Female Desire
- Madness in post-1945 British and American fiction
- Madness in post-1945 British and American fiction
- Making sense of contemporary British Muslim novels
- Man in the modern novel
- Manliness and the boy's story paper in Britain : a cultural history, 1855-1940
- Manliness and the boys' story paper in Britain : a cultural history, 1855-1940
- Mapping the Wessex novel : landscape, history and the parochial in British literature, 1870-1940
- Marginality in the contemporary British novel
- Margins of desire : the suburbs in fiction and culture, 1880-1925
- Masculinities in British adventure fiction, 1880-1915
- Masculinity in fiction and film : representing men in popular genres, 1945-2000
- Middlebrow and gender, 1890-1945
- Middlebrow and gender, 1890-1945
- Mixing memory and desire: The waste land and British novels
- Modern British fiction
- Modern Fiction & the Art of Subversion
- Modern fantasy : five studies
- Modern fantasy: five studies
- Modern fantasy: the hundred best novels: an English language selection, 1946-87
- Modern fiction and the art of subversion
- Modern gothic : a reader
- Modern utopian fictions from H.G. Wells to Iris Murdoch
- Modernism and the architecture of private life
- Modernism and the culture of efficiency : ideology and fiction
- Modernism and the fate of individuality : character and novelistic form from conrad to woolf
- Modernism and the rhythms of sympathy : Vernon Lee, Virginia Woolf, D.H. Lawrence
- Modernism à la mode : fashion and the ends of literature
- Modernism, Narrative and Humanism
- Modernism, media, and propaganda : British narrative from 1900 to 1945
- Modernism, narrative, and humanism
- Modernism, romance, and the fin de siècle : popular fiction and British culture, 1880-1914
- Modernist physics : waves, particles, and relativities in the writings of Virginia Woolf and D.H. Lawrence
- Modernists at odds : reconsidering Joyce and Lawrence
- Modernity and the English rural novel
- Mourning, modernism, postmodernism
- Multivalence: the moral quality of form in the modern novel
- Murder by the book? : feminism and the crime novel
- Murder by the book? : feminism and the crime novel
- Museum trouble : Edwardian fiction and the emergence of modernism
- Music in contemporary British fiction : listening to the novel
- Mystery in children's literature : from the rational to the supernatural
- Myth and fairy tale in contemporary women's fiction
- Narrative desire and historical reparations : A.S. Byatt, Ian McEwan, Salmon Rushdie
- Narrative settlements : geographies of British women's fiction between the wars
- National identities and imperfections in contemporary Irish literature : unbecoming Irishness
- Negotiating identities in women's lives : English postcolonial and contemporary British novels
- Neo-Victorian humour : comic subversions and unlaughter in contemporary historical re-visions
- Neo-Victorian tropes of trauma : the politics of bearing after-witness to nineteenth-century suffering
- New woman strategies : Sarah Grand, Olive Schreiner, Mona Caird
- Novel Shakespeares : twentieth-century women novelists and appropriation
- Novelists against social change : conservative popular fiction, 1920-1960
- Novelists against social change : conservative popular fiction, 1920-1960
- Novelists on novelists
- Novels
- Novels & novelists
- Of sex and faerie : further essays on genre fiction
- Old maids to radical spinsters : unmarried women in the twentieth-century novel
- Olivia Manning : a woman at war
- On modern British fiction
- On the turn : the ethics of fiction in contemporary narrative in English
- Opening minds : essays on fantastic literature
- Peripheral visions: images of nationhood in contemporary British fiction
- Perspective in British historical fiction today
- Perspectives : Romantic, Victorian, and Modern literature
- Plotting change: contemporary women's fiction
- Popular fiction : the logics and practices of a literary field
- Popular fiction : the logics and practices of a literary field
- Popular fiction and social change
- Popular fiction in England, 1914-1918
- Post-apocalyptic culture : modernism, postmodernism, and the twentieth-century novel
- Post-war British fiction : realism and after
- Post-war British women novelists and the canon
- Post-war British women novelists and the canon
- Postcolonial nostalgias : writing, representation and memory
- Postethnic narrative criticism : magicorealism in Oscar "Zeta" Acosta, Ana Castillo, Julie Dash, Hanif Kureishi, and Salman Rushdie
- Postmodern characters : a study of characterization in British and American postmodern fiction
- Postmodern fiction and the break-up of Britain
- Postmodern fiction and the break-up of Britain
- Postmodern reinterpretations of fairy tales : how applying new methods generates new meanings
- Postwar British fiction: new accents and attitudes
- Postwar British fiction: new accents and attitudes
- Postwar British fiction: new accents and attitudes
- Prudes on the prowl : fiction and obscenity in England, 1850 to the present day
- Race and antiracism in black British and British Asian literature
- Race and the modernist imagination
- Random destinations : escaping the Holocaust and starting life anew
- Re-reading Pío Baroja and English literature
- Reading and mapping fiction : spatialising the literary text
- Reading behind the lines : postmemory in contemporary British war fiction
- Reading series fiction : from Arthur Ransome to Gene Kemp
- Reading the contemporary Irish novel, 1987-2007
- Reading the novel in English, 1950-2000
- Reading the novel in English, 1950-2000
- Reaganism, Thatcherism and the social novel
- Reaganism, Thatcherism, and the social novel
- Rebel women : feminism, modernism and the Edwardian novel
- Rebellious structures: women writers and the crisis of the novel 1880-1900
- Recovering your story : Proust, Joyce, Woolf, Faulkner, Morrison
- Red letter days: British fiction in the 1930s
- Refiguring modernism
- Rethinking race and identity in contemporary British fiction
- Revolutionary damnation : Badiou and Irish fiction from Joyce to Enright
- Rewriting English: cultural politics of gender and class
- Rewriting the women of Camelot : Arthurian popular fiction and feminism
- Rich and strange : gender, history, modernism
- Richard Wagner and the modern British novel
- Romances of the archive in contemporary British fiction
- Romances of the archive in contemporary British fiction
- Salman Rushdie and Indian historiography : writing the nation into being
- Satire & the postcolonial novel : V. S. Naipaul, Chinua Achebe, Salman Rushdie
- Scandalous fictions : the twentieth-century novel in the public sphere
- Science and religion in neo-Victorian novels : eye of the ichthyosaur
- Science fiction : the mythos of a new romance
- Science fiction and postmodern fiction: a genre study
- Science fiction roots and branches
- Scientific romance in Britain 1890-1950
- Scottish women's gothic and fantastic writing : fiction since 1978
- Scribblers for bread: aspects of the English novel since 1945
- Secret gardens : a study of the golden age of children's literature
- Secret gardens: a study of the golden age of children's literature
- Semi-detached empire : suburbia and the colonization of Britain, 1880 to the present
- Shadows of imagination; : the fantasies of C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, and Charles Williams,
- Shadows of the past in contemporary British fiction
- Shell shock and the modernist imagination : the death drive in post-World War I British fiction
- Sherlock's sisters : the British female detective, 1864-1913
- Sisters and rivals in British women's fiction, 1914-39
- Sisters and strangers: an introduction to contemporary feminist fiction
- Six novelists look at society: an enquiry into the social views of Elizabeth Bowen, L.P. Hartley, Rosamund Lehman, Christopher Isherwood, Nancy Mitford, C.P. Snow
- Six women novelists
- Socialist propaganda in the twentieth-century British novel
- Spies and holy wars : the Middle East in 20th-century crime fiction
- Spiritualism and women's writing : from the fin de siecle to the neo-victorian
- Stories of ageing
- Structural fabulation : an essay on fiction of the future
- Structural fabulation: an essay on fiction of the future
- Tenses of imagination : Raymond Williams on science fiction, utopia and dystopia
- Tenses of imagination : Raymond Williams on science fiction, utopia and dystopia
- Terrorism in the late Victorian novel
- The 1980s : a decade of contemporary British fiction
- The Anglo-Irish novel
- The British novel since the thirties: an introduction
- The British working-class novel in the twentieth century
- The Cambridge companion to British fiction since 1945
- The Cambridge companion to the modernist novel
- The Cambridge companion to the modernist novel
- The Cambridge companion to the twentieth-century English novel
- The Cambridge companion to the twentieth-century English novel
- The Cambridge introduction to modern British fiction, 1950-2000
- The Cambridge introduction to postmodern fiction
- The Challenge of Bewilderment: Understanding and Representation in James, Conrad, and Ford
- The Demotic Voice in Contemporary British Fiction
- The Edwardian Ford Madox Ford
- The Edwardian detective, 1901-1915
- The English novel from Dickens to Lawrence
- The English novel in history, 1895-1920
- The English novel in history, 1895-1920
- The English novel in history, 1950-1995
- The English novel of history and society, 1940-80 : Richard Hughes, Henry Green, Anthony Powell, Angus Wilson, Kingsley Amis, V.S. Naipaul
- The English regional novel
- The Fictions of James Joyce and Wyndham Lewis : Monsters of Nature and Design
- The Irish novel 1960-2010
- The Irish novel at the end of the twentieth century : gender, bodies, and power
- The Modernist novel and the decline of empire
- The Modernist short story : a study in theory and practice
- The Novel today : contemporary writers on modern fiction
- The Novel today : contemporary writers on modern fiction
- The Other Side of the Story: Structures and Strategies of Contemporary Feminist Narratives
- The Oxford companion to Edwardian fiction
- The Oxford history of the novel in English, Volume 12, The novel in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the South Pacific since 1950
- The Romantic genesis of the modern novel
- The Russian novel in English fiction
- The Victorian novel of adulthood : plot and purgatory in fictions of maturity
- The alienated reader: women and romantic literature in the twentieth century
- The alternative Sherlock Holmes : pastiches, parodies, and copies
- The art of scandal : modernism, libel law, and the roman à clef
- The articulation of science in the neo-Victorian novel : a poetics (and two case studies)
- The birth of liberal guilt in the English novel : Charles Dickens to H.G. Wells
- The brother-sister culture in nineteenth-century literature : from Austen to Woolf
- The centre of things: political fiction from Disraeli to the present
- The challenge of bewilderment : understanding and representation in James, Conrad, and Ford
- The changing face: disintegration of personality in the twentieth-century British novel, 1900-1950
- The colonial encounter: a reading of six novels
- The comedy of the fantastic : ecological perspectives on the fantasy novel
- The comedy of the fantastic: ecological perspectives on the fantasy novel
- The complete critical guide to D.H. Lawrence
- The conscience of the race: sex and religion in Irish and French novels: 1941-1973
- The contemporary British historical novel : representation, nation, empire
- The contemporary British novel
- The contemporary British novel
- The contemporary British novel
- The contemporary British novel
- The contemporary British novel since 1980
- The contemporary Irish novel : critical readings
- The cosmic time of empire : modern Britain and world literature
- The dandy in Irish and American Southern fiction : aristocratic drag
- The demotic voice in contemporary British fiction
- The dialect of the tribe : speech and community in modern fiction
- The entropy exhibition : Michael Moorcock and the British "new wave" in science fiction
- The entropy exhibition: Michael Moorcock and the British 'new wave' in science fiction
- The evolutionary self: Hardy, Forster, Lawrence
- The failure of theory: essays on criticism and contemporary fiction
- The female form: women writers and the conquest of the novel
- The feminine middlebrow novel, 1920s to 1950s : class, domesticity, and bohemianism
- The flirt's tragedy : desire without end in Victorian and Edwardian fiction
- The flower of battle: British fiction writers of the First World War
- The grammar of identity : transnational fiction and the nature of the boundary
- The grotesque in contemporary British fiction
- The heirs of Tom Brown: the English school story
- The hidden script: writing and the unconscious
- The historical romance, 1890-1990
- The homosexual as hero in contemporary fiction
- The houses that James built, and other literary studies
- The imperial quest and modern memory from Conrad to Greene
- The irresponsible self : on laughter and the novel
- The literature of war: five studies in heroic virtue
- The literature of war: studies in heroic virtue
- The merchant of modernism : the economic Jew in Anglo-American literature, 1864-1939
- The modern British novel
- The modern English novel: the reader, the writer and the work
- The modern novel
- The modern novel : a short introduction
- The modes of modern writing: metaphor, metonymy and the typology of modern literature
- The mushroom jungle : a history of postwar paperback publishing
- The narcissism of empire : loss, rage, and revenge in Thomas De Quincey, Robert Louis Stevenson, Arthur Conan Doyle, Rudyard Kipling, and Isak Dinesen
- The noir thriller
- The noir thriller
- The non-literate other : readings of illiteracy in twentieth-century novels in English
- The nouveau roman and writing in Britain after modernism
- The novel and authenticity
- The novel and the nation : studies in the new Irish fiction
- The novel as church : preaching to readers in contemporary fiction
- The novel in motion: an approach to modern fiction
- The novel now : contemporary British fiction
- The novel today, 1967-1975
- The novel today: a critical guide to the British novel 1970-1989
- The novelist at the crossroads: and other essays on fiction and criticism
- The older woman in recent fiction
- The other side of the story : structures and strategies of contemporary feminist narrative
- The politics of fantasy : C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien
- The politics of the feminist novel
- The postcolonial exotic : marketing the margins
- The postcolonial novel
- The postmodern fairy tale : folkloric intertexts in contemporary fiction
- The postmodern fantastic in contemporary British fiction
- The postsecular imagination : postcolonialism, religion, and literature
- The profession of science fiction : SF writers on their craft and ideas
- The protean self: dramatic action in contemporary fiction
- The purple heart throbs: the sub-literature of love
- The queer uncanny : new perspectives on the gothic
- The realistic imagination: English fiction from Frankenstein to Lady Chatterley
- The regional novel in Britain and Ireland, 1800-1990
- The regional novel in Britain and Ireland, 1800-1990
- The reinvention of the British and Irish novel, 1880-1940
- The return from Avalon: a study of the Arthurian legend in modern fiction
- The romance fiction of Mills & Boon, 1909-1990s
- The romance fiction of Mills & Boon, 1909-1990s
- The romance fiction of Mills & Boon, 1909-1990s
- The rural tradition in the English novel, 1900-1939
- The scientific world view in Dystopia
- The semantics of desire: changing models of identity from Dickens to Joyce
- The short story and the First World War
- The silent game : the real world of imaginary spies
- The silent majority : a study of the working class in post-war British fiction
- The situation of the novel
- The sky of our manufacture : the London fog and British fiction from Dickens to Woolf
- The socialist novel in Britain: towards the recovery of a tradition
- The span of mainstream and science fiction : a critical study of a new literary genre
- The spy story
- The state of the novel : Britain and beyond
- The stepmother tongue : an introduction to new Anglophone fiction
- The study of popular fiction: a source book
- The suppressed sister: a relationship in novels by nineteenth- and twentieth-century British women
- The survival of the novel: British fiction in the later twentieth century
- The technique of modern fiction: essays in practical criticism
- The tragic comedians: seven modern British novelists
- The transformation of the English novel, 1890-1930
- The turn of the novel
- The uses of obscurity: the fiction of early modernism
- The vanishing hero: studies in novelists of the twenties
- The voices of suspense and their translation in thrillers
- The wheel of Empire: a study of the imperial idea in some late nineteenth and early twentieth-century fiction
- The will to believe: novelists of the nineteen-thirties
- Theorists of the modernist novel : James Joyce, Dorothy Richardson, Virginia Woolf
- Theorists of the modernist novel : James Joyce, Dorothy Richardson, and Virginia Woolf
- This thing called the world : the contemporary novel as global form
- Traces of another time: history and politics in postwar British fiction
- Tradition and dream: the English and American novel from the Twenties to our time
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