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"With the publication of Under the Volcano, Lowry became a cult hero in literary circles on both sides of the Atlantic. This collection explores the life of the man - including memoirs by people Lowry knew at important stages of his life - and offers critical insight into his writings. The writing discussed includes his novels and poetry, as well as three letters written when he was a schoolboy and undergraduate, and two that he wrote in the last months of his troubled life."--BOOK JACKET.
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A Darkness That Murmured: Essays on Malcolm Lowry and the Twentieth Century
August 2000, University of Toronto Press
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Table of Contents
Three letters home / Sherrill Grace
Charlotte Haldane and Malcolm Lowry / Judith Adamson
With Alfred H. Mendes in New York, 1936 / Michèle Levy
With Malcolm Lowry in Mexico / Jan Gabrial
'To us he was, always, "Malc"' : a reminiscence / William C. McConnell
'Destroy the world!' : gnosis and nihilism in Under the volcano / Pierre Schaeffer
Genius and degeneration in Under the volcano / Martin Bock
Ultramarine, the class war, and British travel writing in the 1930's / Patrick Deane
'We simply made one up' : the hybrid text of 'Tender is the night' / Miguel Mota
Recuperating authority : plagiarism as pastiche? / Cynthia Sugars
Malcolm Lowry's unimaginable library of the dead / Chris Ackerley
The operatic paradigm : voice, sound, and meaning in Lowry's fiction / Mathieu Duplay
Totality and fragmentation in Lowry and Joyce / Patrick A. McCarthy
A poetics of fire : Sharon Thesen's Confabulations : poems for Malcolm Lowry / Dean Irvine
From black magic to white noise : Malcolm Lowry and Don DeLillo / Margaret Soltan
The play's the thing : reading 'Lowry' in the dark wood of Freud, Cocteau, and Barthes / Sherrill Grace.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [253]-263) and index.
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