null

Aanvankelijk bedoeld als proefschrift dat om de vereenvoudigde spelling door de uitgever geweigerd werd.

In Redemption French feminist writer Chantal Chawaf explores the dark paths of madness and sadism, where sexuality evokes cannibalism and vampirism. The language of the body and the body of language are stripped naked in Chawaf's violently beautiful prose as she mounts this terrorist attack on the age-old theme of redemption through love. The novel was partly inspired by the author's visits to Canada and the United States over the past six years. It is on this vast American continent, whose wild and tameless beauty Chawaf brilliantly evokes, that Charles de Roquemont, the protagonist of the novel, savagely kills his lover, Esther, in a fit of impotent madness. A few years later, back in Paris, Charles's sexual instincts are reawakened by a screenwriter, Olga Vassilieff, whom he meets one sultry summer night in Monceau Park. The plot, however, is not Chawaf's only concern. As in her other novels, Chawaf manipulates, kneads, impales, and honey-combs her language to create a masterful allegory of her literary theories and linguistic concepts. The result is a novel that is both cerebral and sensual, both intellectual and visceral.

Schets van het leven van de vader van de schrijver, naar aanleiding van diens dood.

Essay en documentatie over de relaties van de schrijver (1883-1924) met verschillende vrouwen.

FOR BIBLIOPHILES OF ALL STRIPES, AN AFFECTIONATE PAEAN TO THE ART OF BOOKMAKING, AND A POIGNANT TRIBUTE TO A LASTING FRIENDSHIP In this extraordinary memoir, certain to captivate anyone who's ever appreciated the feel of a good book, Annie Tremmel Wilcox deftly explores the artistry, traditions, and precise techniques of bookmaking and book restoration. Using excerpts from her diaries, newspaper articles, exhibit notices, and correspondence, she passionately recounts her experiences learning the art of making and preserving books as the first female apprentice to renowned bookbinder and conservator William Anthony. At once rendering a gorgeous, moving scrapbook of her tutelage under this extraordinary craftsman and expertly demystifying the fascinating technical processes of this centuries-old art form, A Degree of Mastery is a singular achievement certain to enchant book lovers and craftspeople alike.

Katherine Mansfield was not only an extraordinary writer, devoted to her work, she was also a woman of great vivacity and strength, who led a brief but interesting life, from her birth in New Zealand to the literary circles of England and Europe. The leading writers of her age, people like Virginia Woolf and D. H. Lawrence were a constant part of her life. Gillian Boddy has drawn on her years of research to introduce us to a new Katherine Mansfield, not ethereal as has been the myth, but substantial, alive. She has incorporated rarely seen photographs and some unpublished material to present this readable account. -- From publisher's description.

In early twentieth-century Russia, Sashenka Zeitlin becomes caught up in the revolutionary fervor destined to bring down the czar, as she deals with arrest and imprisonment, the bloody battles that engulf the country under Stalin, and a forbidden love affair

Lewis follows Jim Clark, the founder of Silicon Graphics and Netscape, as he launches his latest company, Healtheon. Clark has his next project in mind as well, a computerized yacht that he can sail remotely from anywhere in the world.

Bloemlezing van korte prozafragmenten en gedichten van Nederlandse auteurs over Nederlands-Indië, met bijpassende kleurenfoto's van hedendaagse Indonesische landschappen.

null

"Every writer, unpublished to bestselling, faces rejection from literary agents, editors, publishers, critics, even loved ones. In this collection of lively conversations, twenty-three successful authors talk about these experiences. Rich with personal anecdotes and stories of the publishing world, these interviews journey through the thorny thickets of rejection, criticism, and frustration and into the heart of the creative process itself. From those who know best, here are insight, inspiration, and strategies that work."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Examines the works of three Victorian writers, looks at the ways they subverted and affirmed their society, and discusses women's higher education in nineteenth century England

At the beginning of the 20th century, Virginia Woolf reacted against literary tradition, sought a new definition of fiction, applied her modern, post-Freudian outlook and radically feminist ideas to the problem of writing novels and, in so doing, helped re-define our concept of this literary form.