... © 2022 by University of Oklahoma 2022 detective fiction Detection Club literary collaboration round-robin game In the so-called Golden Age of detective fiction, two novels— The Floating Admiral (1932) and its follow-up Ask a Policeman (1933)—were cowritten by members of a literary...

... . “The Hard-Boiled Detective Novel.” Detective Fiction: A Collection of Critical Essays . Ed. Winks Robin W. . 1980 . Woodstock, Vermont : Foul Play Press , 1988 . 103 - 20 . Hammett Dashiell . The Maltese Falcon . 1930 . New York : Vintage , 1972 . —. Red Harvest . 1929 . New...

... of World History 12 , no. 2 : 293 – 319 . Robins Nick . 2006 . The Corporation That Changed the World: How the East India Company Shaped the Modern Multinational . London : Pluto . Rotman Brian . 2000 . Mathematics as Sign: Writing, Imagining, Counting . Stanford, CA...

... Blackburn Robin , 77 – 113 . London : Fontana/New Left Review . Williams Raymond . 1958 . Culture and Society . London : Hogarth . ———. 1965 . The Long Revolution . Harmondsworth, UK : Pelican . ———. 2005 . Culture and Materialism . London : Verso . Wright Steven...

.... Teddy’s small girl lay in the corner of his bed. She was not so sure. Her eyes were made from round buttons. The fluff on the top of her head was worn as though it had been chewed. This poem recounts...

... . Romero Jódar Andrés . 2007 . “Somewhere over the Rainbow: Representations of Identities in Neil Gaiman's The Sandman.” Revista Canaria de Estudios Engleses 54 : 149 – 68 . Round Julia . 2008 . “Subverting Shakespeare? The Sandman #19 ‘A Midsummer Night's Dream.’ ” In Sub/versions...

... of the Unknown Warrior, who are characterized jointly “as a stiff yet staring corpse.” Clearly, Woolf wanted to bring round the patient, her society, from this anesthesia, which, she felt, helped suppress empathy. Still dwelling on this desire, she positively reclaims anesthesia in her essay “Gas” ([1929a...

.... . . . The very nature of what he is certain of can remain completely ambiguous . . . but it means something unshakeable for him.” 22. “O, Sire, / is this union at last?” (H.D. 1973, 57). 23. Though Robin Pappas (2009) argues that H.D. in Notes on Thought and Vision does not construct extraordinary...

...A. Robin Hoffman © COPYRIGHT 2010 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2010 WORKS CITED Arroyo José . “Pan's Labyrinth.” Sight and Sound 16 . 12 ( 2006 ): 66 , 68 . Benjamin Walter . The Origin of German Tragic Drama . Trans. Osborne John . London : NLB , 1977...

... misses his mother every night before he goes to bed Lethem later diagnosed such reactions as "class anxiety" ("Birnbaum which seems fair enough. An establishment figure turns fogey; we merely mid- dle-aged declare our populist rectitude; the discursive world goes round. Yet the exchange...

... of the Gothic Heroine in the 1790s" in Reviewing Romanticism, ed. Philip W. Martin and Robin Jarvis (London: Macmillan, 1992). The gothic elements in the Holmes stories are examined in Jasmine Yong Hall's "Ordering the Sensational: Sherlock Holmes and the Female Gothic" in Studies in Short Fiction 28...

... Edgar Pool through a round-robin set of chapters that reveal his influence on a circle of other musicians, many of them based on real performers such as Dizzy Gillespie, Billie Holiday, and Wardell Gray. In flashbacks, Holmes also recounts the experiences that have shaped Pool, thereby fashioning...

... throughout the island. After his ambush and death at the hands of fellow Maroons turned bounty hunt- ers, Mansong was resurrected in the theaters of England in the form of a popular pantomime, which presented him "as a kind of African Robin Hood" (Kenneth Bilby 309). This cultural harnessing...

... in this way.9 Rather, people identify certain prototypical members of the category, and then view other instances in relation to the prototypes. In the West we define bird by reference to prototypes like robins and sparrows, then recog- nize chickens, ostriches, and penguins as nonprototypical...