Dorothy Edwards
Distributed for University of Wales Press
130 pages
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4 halftones
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5 1/2 x 8 1/2
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© 2011
- Contents
- Review Quotes
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgements
List of illustrations
Abbreviations
1. From Brynteg to Pen-y-dre: Dorothy Edwards in Ogmore Vale and Rhiwbina
2. Narrating males/muted females: silence and song in Rhapsody
3. Season of discontent: class barriers and their consequences in Winter Sonata
4. A Welsh Cinderella in Bloomsbury: power dynamics and cultural colonialism
Notes
Bibliography
Index
List of illustrations
Abbreviations
1. From Brynteg to Pen-y-dre: Dorothy Edwards in Ogmore Vale and Rhiwbina
2. Narrating males/muted females: silence and song in Rhapsody
3. Season of discontent: class barriers and their consequences in Winter Sonata
4. A Welsh Cinderella in Bloomsbury: power dynamics and cultural colonialism
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Review Quotes
Jane Aaron, University of Glamorgan
“In this book, Claire Flay succeeds in revitalizing Dorothy Edwards and her writings for a new generation of readers; through her perceptive use of previously unexplored manuscript material, as well as her innovative readings of the published works, she throws new light on the radical and subversive subtext of Edwards’s modernist fictions.”
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