An edition of Literary geography
(1904)
Literary geography
by Sharp, William
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A collection of articles written for the Pall Mall Magazine in 1902-3, turned into a book, 1904. The text merges 'the factual scenes of biography with the fictional scenes by the writer' and includes maps of fictive action, which Zemgulys claims, creates a relation betweenlandscape, literature and identity (Andrea Zemgulys, Modernism and the locations of literary heritage, 2008, p.22). William Smart has a short biography in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2008).
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Table of Contents
The country of George Meredith.
The country of Stevenson.
Dickens-land.
Scott-land.
The country of George Eliot.
Thackeray-land.
The Brontë country.
Aylwin-land.
The Carlyle country.
The literary geography of the English lakes.
The literary geography of the Thames.
The literary geography of the Lake of Geneva.
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"Appeared at intervals during 1903 and 1904 in the Pall Mall magazine."--Foreword.
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