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THOUGHTS: PF and poetic pastiches in novel form (Byatt's
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Morning all,
There's an interesting blog by Sam Jordison, and comments (into which I
chipped re PF) on the Guardian Unlimited books site at the moment; all
about AS Byatt's Victorian pastiche verses in "Possession". Was her hero
intended to be one squelchy footstep behind Browning's goloshes -- or
was she giving it all she'd got? The debate rages...
Cheers,
Tom Rymour
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There's an interesting blog by Sam Jordison, and comments (into which I
chipped re PF) on the Guardian Unlimited books site at the moment; all
about AS Byatt's Victorian pastiche verses in "Possession". Was her hero
intended to be one squelchy footstep behind Browning's goloshes -- or
was she giving it all she'd got? The debate rages...
Cheers,
Tom Rymour
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