...Mark Sussman This article addresses the problem of cynicism in Harold Frederic's novel The Damnation of Theron Ware (1896). Despite the prominence of cynicism in the critical literature surrounding the novel, it has emerged as a vexing interpretive problem in itself rather than a solution to Theron...

... of the “support industry” that allowed authors working in a variety of genres and marketplaces to produce and deliver their literary wares. Arranged chronologically, beginning in 1819 with Washington Irving’s The Sketch-Book and ending in the early twentieth century with Ernest Hemingway’s relationship...

.... Lady Chatterley's Lover . El Paso : El Paso Norte , 2009 . Lawrence D. H. The Rainbow . London : Penguin Classics , 2007 . Lawrence D. H. Sons and Lovers . London : Penguin Classics , 2006 . Lawrence D. H. Women in Love . Ware : Wordsworth , 1992...

... . Turner , Darwin . “Paul Laurence Dunbar: The Rejected Symbol.” Journal of Negro History 52 ( 1967 ): 1 –13. Wagner , Jean . Black Poets of the United States: From Paul Laurence Dunbar to Langston Hughes . Urbana: U of Illinois P, 1973 . Ware , Vron and Les Back, eds. Out...

... published eight novels and a collection of short stories in three years, “I crowded my wares into the market too quickly” (Autobiography 173). Trollope regarded with “scorn” Romantic notions that creativity cannot be subjected to a schedule—“To me it would not be more absurd if the shoemaker were...

... 200,000 tweets per minute (ABC News). With 500 million followers on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites, the VMA broadcast was a global event that far exceeded the stages on which the performers offered samples of their musical wares. Without having studied these tweets—let us consider...

... a loaded cannon, now a clock, now a hamper of crockery-ware, and a thousand things besides” (394). The hallmark of Lee's constitutional disorder—an inability to distinguish between person and property—parallels that of Ridgewood Hill, the idyllic plantation, which, in the previous section, erupted...

... of Ideal Childhood . New York : Thames and Hudson , 1998 . Honeyman Susan E. “ What Maisie Knew and the Impossible Representation of Childhood .” Henry James Review 22 . 1 ( 2001 ): 67 – 80 . James Henry . What Maisie Knew . Ware, Hertfordshire : Wordsworth , 2000...

... . Professional Domesticity in the Victorian Novel: Women, Work, and Home . New York : Cambridge UP , 1998 . Collins Wilkie . The Woman in White . New York : Penguin Classics , 2003 . Dickens Charles . Bleak House . Ware, Hertfordshire : Wordsworth Classics , 1993 . Dickens...

... the pretense of commercial activity and refusing “to sell [their] wares till it was time to leave” (148). A long-standing opponent of colonial rule, Selina, along with Adebhoy and “the leaders of the dock strike” (153), assist Udomo in instigating a revolt after he is arrested for publishing a “call to our...

... the parcel towards her, and Emma read the words Most precious treasures on the top. Her curiosity was greatly excited. Harriet unfolded the par- cel, and she looked on with impatience. Within abundance of silver paper was a pretty little Tunbridge-ware box, which Harriet opened: it was well...

... lending in appropriate conditions. But there would no longer be a pressing motive why one country need force its wares on another or repulse the offerings of its neighbours . . . with the express object of upsetting the equilibrium of payments so as to develop a balance of trade in its own...

... crowded my wares into the market too quickly. . . . Could I have been two separate persons at one and the same time, of whom one might have been devoted to Cornhill and the other to the interests of the firm in Piccadilly [Chapman and Hall], it might have been very well;—but as I preserved my...

... on investment (M by means of its circuit through a commodity (C) whose use-value is itself a source of value, or in the case of drugs, of life itself. While Union Pacific's efforts to comer the rail market rely on the fact that its customers have sufficient interest in moving their wares...

... in the urban marketplace and shows the reader that the conditions of urban existence NOVEL I SPRING 2000 are those of alienated labor that detaches woman from her body when she is, as Benjamin says, "both saleswoman and wares in one" (157). What is most signifi- cant in terms of Rhys's...

..., Wal- pole, Wentworth, Wortley, Williams, Waring, Walter; Carleton, Colville, Clavering, Curling, Clemenza, Capper, Caleb, Cato; Mervyn, Maravegli, Medlicote, Maurice; Stevens, Sawny, Susan, Somers, Sally, Stedman; Arthur, Althorpe, Achsa, Austin, Amos. Such alliteration works both...

.... M. “ Into the Dark Chamber: The Novelist and South Africa .” New York Times 12 Jan . 1986 . Conrad Joseph . Heart of Darkness and Other Stories . Ware : Wordsworth Editions , 1999 . Cross Glenn . Dirty War: Rhodesia and Chemical Biological Warfare: 1975–1980...