Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930)

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I have to agree on Hemingway. It's not always fashionable to love...

Discussion post added by tsjoseph in Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930).
I agree with Bates that Ulysses marks the end of the novel as a form....

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I adore Evelyn Waugh and Graham Greene. I find Wagh's satire worderfully...

Discussion post added by morrol in Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930).
I'll add Hemingway and Eliot.

Discussion post added by scott-locklear in Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930).
Yes, content really is the sticky point here: postcolonial themes,...

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Favorite Authors in This Period

Topic created by blazedale in Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930).
I guess it depends on what you consider "new". Certainly,...

Discussion post added by taco7 in Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930).
The death of the new

Topic created by scott-locklear in Literary Modernism (1890 to 1930).