Christine Brooke-Rose

Christine Brooke-Rose Criticism

• Introduction
• Principal Works
• Essays
  • Ambiguity and Narrative Levels: Christine Brooke-Rose's Thru
  • A Conversation with Christine Brooke-Rose
  • Mobility and Masochism: Christine Brooke-Rose and J. G. Ballard
  • ‘Utterly Other Discourse’: The Anitcanon of Experimental Women Writers from Dorothy Richardson to Christine Brooke-Rose
  • ‘Just Words on a Page’: The Novels of Christine Brooke-Rose
  • Memory and Discourse: Fictionalizing the Present in Xorandor
  • Christine Brooke-Rose in Conversation
  • Intertexting with a Vital Function
  • Innovation/History/Politics: Reading Christine Brooke-Rose's Amalgamemnon
  • A Conversation with Christine Brooke-Rose
  • In Which All Have a Good Time
  • The Bridgeable Gap
  • Review of Stories, Theories, and Things and Textermination
  • Fictional Theories and Theoretical Fictions
  • Review of Stories, Theories, and Things
  • The Fictionality of Fiction: Christine Brooke-Rose's Sense of Absence
  • Review of Stories, Theories, and Things
  • World within Word
  • Winter Facts
  • A Beautiful Algebra of a Life
  • Saving the Text: Cultural Crisis in Textermination and Masterpiece Theatre
  • Dialogizing Theory in Brooke-Rose's Thru
  • Laif-Lahk
  • Next
  • A Tale of the Tribe
  • Review of Subscript
  • To Be, Or To Be Revenged?
  • Invisible Author: Last Essays
• Further Reading