LODGE, David.
The Novelist at the Crossroads, and other essays on fiction and criticism.
London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1971.
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The scarce first edition of Lodge's work of literary criticism wherein he discusses writers such as William Burroughs, Graham Greene and Samuel Beckett.
Lodge was an English academic and novelist becoming a literature professor at the University of Birmingham as well as teaching at other universities across the world. He retired in 1987 to focus on writing full-time, where he penned almost twenty novels and many works of criticism, including The Art of Fiction.
First edition; 8vo (22 x 14.5 cm); unmarked internally; publisher's navy boards with gilt lettering to spine, original price-clipped blue dust-jacket with red decoration, spine a little faded, some minor wear to extremities, else near-fine; 297pp.
Lodge was an English academic and novelist becoming a literature professor at the University of Birmingham as well as teaching at other universities across the world. He retired in 1987 to focus on writing full-time, where he penned almost twenty novels and many works of criticism, including The Art of Fiction.
First edition; 8vo (22 x 14.5 cm); unmarked internally; publisher's navy boards with gilt lettering to spine, original price-clipped blue dust-jacket with red decoration, spine a little faded, some minor wear to extremities, else near-fine; 297pp.
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The Novelist at the Crossroads,
Regular price
£125.00
Sale price
£125.00
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