Michel Faber: Critical Essays

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· Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays Book 9 · Gylphi Limited
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This collection of essays provides the first substantial academic study of Faber's body of work from an international range of scholars many of whom include Faber's work in both their research and teaching. 
This collection of essays provides the first substantial academic study of Faber's body of work from an international range of scholars many of whom include Faber's work in both their research and teaching.

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Rebecca Langworthy's doctorate was awarded in 2019, and her thesis examined the development of adult fantasy as a sub-genre in the work of Scottish author George MacDonald. Her current research interests include Scottish Victorian literature, the Gothic, religion and literature, and fantasy literature.

Kristin Lindfield-Ott is an independent scholar based in the Scottish Highlands. She has published extensively on the works of James Macpherson (1736–1796) and on contemporary Scottish fiction.

Jim MacPherson is Senior Lecturer at the Centre for History, University of the Highlands and Islands. He specialises in the history and literature of the Scottish Highlands and the region's connections with empire and is currently writing a book (co-authored with Kristin Lindfield-Ott) about James Macpherson (1736–1796) and his history writing, entitled Macpherson the Historian (Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming 2021).

Rebecca Langworthy's doctorate was awarded in 2019, and her thesis examined the development of adult fantasy as a sub-genre in the work of Scottish author George MacDonald. Her current research interests include Scottish Victorian literature, the Gothic, religion and literature, and fantasy liter...

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