Mapping the Territory
Critical Approaches to Welsh Fiction in English
Published on 1. May 2011
332 pages
978-1-908069-06-1 (ISBN)
Description
This book may be considered as the second stage in the crucial campaign to raise the profile of Welsh writing in English both within Wales and in the wider world. The first stage was the foundation of the Library of Wales series.
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Prof. Katie Gramich is a Reader in English Literature at Cardiff University. A specialist in the literature of modern Wales and in rediscovering neglected Welsh women writers. She has served as Chair of the Association for Welsh Writing in English and edits the Almanac series.
Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Table of Contents
- Introduction:
- 'On Stony Ground':
- Narrating Marginality:
- Country Dance (1932) by Margiad Evans:
- Liberty and the Party Line:
- A Hell of a Howl:
- 'Everything is Fluid in Me':
- In and Beyond the City:
- A Huge Assembling of Unease:
- Writing Against the Grain:
- Against 'Journalese':
- Maimed Individuals:
- 'It Was Forbidden, Strictly Forbidden':
- Further Reading
- Copyright
