Is the fantastic primarily a literature of fragmentation, a subversive literature that reveals our desires in a fun-house mirror, opening an abyss of meaning, questioning the limits of self and society?
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Fantastic Literature
A Critical Reader
by David Sandner
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Fantastic Literature: A Critical Reader
June 30, 2004, Praeger Publishers
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