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30 July 2008

Djuna Barnes

While I am loath to recommend using Wikipedia as an authoritative source, I found its entry on Djuna Barnes quite useful. You can read it here. Pay attention to the deatails about its publishing history (how Faber and Faber published it, with an introduction by TS Eliot, in an expensive edition, etc.)
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  • ▼  2008 (43)
    • ▼  August (18)
      • Excerpts from Jean Rhys' Letters on WSS
      • Derek Walcott on Jean Rhys
      • Gandhi resources
      • Anand's lost sentences
      • Anand truly a Modernist?
      • Clothing and Identity in "Untouchable"
      • Tie in to present day...
      • Mulk Raj Anand -- a biography
      • The Irish Catholic Church - A brief overview by no...
      • Artist=Aloneness
      • Stream of consciousness
      • Mulk Raj Anand, recordings
      • Modernism vs PostModernism in Nightwood
      • The Fight Scene in "Nightwood"
      • Sin in Portrait of an Artist
      • Carnivalesque
      • Resources for Joyce's A Portrait of an Artist
      • Robin's Innocence Regained?
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  • DH Lawrence's WOMEN IN LOVE
  • Ezra Pound's HUGH SELWYN MAUBERLY
  • Gertrude Stein's TENDER BUTTONS
  • Henry James' THE OUTCRY
  • James Joyce's A PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST AS A YONG MAN
  • TS Eliot SELECTED POETRY
  • TS Eliot THE WASTELAND

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