Contemporary women's fiction and the fantastic.

• Armitt, Lucie, 1962-

• Fantastic fiction -- Women authors -- History and criticism
• Fiction -- 20th century -- History and criticism

• Macmillan,

• 033369452x
• 0333694538 (pbk.):

• £12.99

• Includes index.
• Bibliography.
• 13.99.

• unconscious
• No mans land the place of the woman writer in the twentieth century Sexchanges
• Female stories female bodies narrative identity and representation
• No mans land the place of the woman writer in the twentieth century The war of the words
• story of an African farm
• Psychoanalytic literary criticism
• Literary feminisms
• yellow wall paper and other stories
• Mrs Dalloway and To the Lighthouse Virginia Woolf
• Reading fin de siecle fictions
• Movements in English literature 1900 1940
• readers guide to contemporary feminist literary criticism
• Kristeva reader
• introduction to womens writing from the Middle Ages to the present day
• country and the city
• empire writes back theory and practice in post colonial literatures
• Sexualtextual politics feminist literary theory
• Jean Rhys
• Walking the Victorian streets women representation and the city
• well of loneliness
• Beginning postmodernism
• Victorian novelist social problems and social change
• feminist reader essays in gender and the politics of literary criticism
• Sexual textual politics feminist literary theory
• English fiction of the Victorian period 1830 1890
• literature of their own British women novelists from Charlotte Bronte to Doris Lessing
• Engendering fictions the English novel in the early twentieth century
• Daughters of decadence women writers of the Fin de Siecle
• Feminist literary theory a reader
• Modernism
• Modern literary theory a reader
• English fiction of the Victorian period 1830 1890
• improper feminine the womens sensation novel and the new woman writing
• Feminist readingsfeminists reading
• Virginia Woolf
• Frankenstein complete authoritative text with biographical historical and cultural contexts critical history and essays from contemporary critical perspectives
• madwoman in the attic the woman writer and the nineteenth century literary imagination
• Literature and gender
• Making a difference feminist literary criticism
• problem of the poor in Tudor and early Stuart England
• Elizabeth I
• female malady women madness and English culture 1830 1980
• Reign of Elizabeth I
• Feminisms a reader
• Early modern England a social history 1550 1760
• introductory guide to post structuralism and postmodernism
• Media discourse
• Modernismpostmodernism
• Language ideology and point of view
• Language and power