John Gardner: Critical Perspectives (Crosscurrents/Modern Critiques. New Series) - Hardcover

Gardner, John

 
9780809310319: John Gardner: Critical Perspectives (Crosscurrents/Modern Critiques. New Series)

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?I hope they’re interesting, I hope not more interesting than the fiction,” says John Gard­ner in his Afterword to these twelve essays that probe deeply into each of his major nov­els, his epic poem, his children’s stories, and his work as a librettist.

 

Contents include: ?Et in Arcadia Ego: Gardner’s Early Novels” by David Cowart; ??Into the Farther Darkness’: The Mani­chaean Pastoralism of John Gardner” by Samuel Coale; ?A Babylonian in Batavia: Mesopotamian Literature and Lore in The Sunlight Dialogues by Greg Morris; and ?Grendel and Blake: The Contraries of Exis­tence” by Helen B. Ellis and Warren U. Ober.

 

?John Gardner’s Grendel by Jerome Klin­kowitz; ?Survival and Redemptive Vision in Jason and Medeia by John Trimbur; ?Sailing Through The King’s Indian with John Gardner and His Friends” by Donald J. Greiner; ?Modern Moralities for Children: John Gardner’s Children’s Books” by Geraldine DeLuca and Roni Natov.

 

?John Gardner, Librettist: A Composer’s Notes” by Joseph Baber; ?The Real Monster in Freddy’s Book by Walter Cummins; ?Magi­cal Prisons: Embedded Structures in the Work of John Gardner” by Kathryn Van­Spanckeren; and ?New Fiction, Popular Fic­tion, and John Gardner’s Middle/Moral Way” by Robert A. Morace.

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Robert A. Morace is Professor of English at Daemen College.

 

Kathryn VanSpanckeren has taught at Wheaton College (Massachu­setts) and at Harvard.

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