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The Middlebrow: A Special Cluster

07.02.16

Edited and with an introduction by Cecilia Konchar Farr and Tom Perrin
Articles by Birte Christ, Anna Creadick and Beth Driscoll

Introduction: Inventing the Middlebrow

07.01.16

Cecilia Konchar Farr and Tom Perrin

The Aesthetics of Accessibility: John Irving and the Middlebrow Novel after 1975

07.01.16

Birte Christ

The Middlebrow Family Resemblance: Features of the Historical and Contemporary Middlebrow

07.01.16

Beth Driscoll

Gendered Terrain: Middlebrow Authorship at Midcentury

07.01.16

Anna Creadick

Fail Better: Literary Celebrity and Creative Nonfiction in the Program Era

05.24.16

Loren Glass

How Cultural Capital Works: Prizewinning Novels, Bestsellers, and the Time of Reading

05.10.16

Andrew Piper and Eva Portelance

Post-Press Literature: Self-Published Authors in the Literary Field

02.03.16

Nick Levey

Love Actuarially: Privacy, Intimacy, and Information in The Apartment

02.03.16

Katie Fitzpatrick

Eavesdropping in the Age of The Eavesdroppers; or, The Bug in the Martini Olive

02.03.16

Brian Hochman

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