Critique: Studies in contemporary fiction

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  Año 1999, Vol. 40, Número 3

  • Setting the Mobius Strip Straight: John Barth's Once Upon a Time: A Floating Opera

    ZACK BOWEN

    págs. 195-202

    

  • ``Unsealing' the Letters': The Making of an Artist in David Grossman's The Book of Internal Grammar

    Rachel Feldhay Brenner

    págs. 203-214

    

  • `What about a problem that doesn't have a solution?' Stone's A Flag for Sunrise, DeLillo's Mao II, and the Politics of Political Fiction

    JEOFFREY S. BULL

    págs. 215-229

    

  • History and Story: Leon Trout's Double Narrative in Galapagos

    OLIVER W. FERGUSONDUKE

    págs. 230-238

    

  • Quoyle's Quest: Knots and Fragments as Tools of Narration in The Shipping News

    LOUISE FLAVIN

    págs. 239-247

    

  • `These Tags of Literature': Some Uses of Allusion in the Early Novels of Angela Carter

    JACQUELINE PEARSON

    págs. 248-256

    

  • Getting It Right: The Short Fiction of Tim O'Brien

    DANIEL ROBINSON

    págs. 257-264

    

  • Story and History in Raymond Carver

    MARTIN SCOFIELD

    págs. 266-280

    

  • Sheltered Vagrancy in Marilynne Robinson's Housekeeping

    JACQUI SMYTH

    págs. 281-291

    

  • The Semiotics of China Narratives in the Con/texts of Kingston and Tan

    YUAN YUAN

    págs. 292-303