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Early Modern Writing<br />

and the Privatization<br />

of Experience<br />

Nick Davis<br />

• Wide-ranging<br />

study of Early<br />

Modern thought<br />

through the<br />

work of writers<br />

from Chaucer to<br />

Shakespeare<br />

• Explores key<br />

literary works in<br />

their<br />

philosophical, scientific and political<br />

contexts<br />

• Examines the legacy of Early Modern<br />

writing in contemporary constructions<br />

of private experience<br />

Reading a wide range of Early Modern<br />

authors, this book charts the movement<br />

away from reliance on collective<br />

experience, and the construction of<br />

the individual as the locus of authentic<br />

perception, thought and feeling, between<br />

the fourteenth and early eighteenth<br />

centuries.<br />

NICK DAVIS is Lecturer in English at the<br />

University of Liverpool, UK.<br />

UK December 2012 US February 2013<br />

208 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />

HB 9781441166821 - £60.00 / $110.00<br />

Continuum Literary Studies<br />

Continuum<br />

Agamben’s Joyful<br />

Kafka<br />

Finding Freedom Beyond<br />

Subordination<br />

Anke Snoek<br />

• The first critical<br />

review of the<br />

influence of<br />

Kafka’s work on<br />

Agamben<br />

• The first book<br />

to elaborate<br />

on Agamben’s<br />

philosophy<br />

of political<br />

empowerment and freedom<br />

Both Giorgio Agamben and Franz<br />

Kafka are best known for their gloomy<br />

political worldview. A cautious study of<br />

Agamben’s references on Kafka, however,<br />

reveals another dimension right at the<br />

intersection of their works: a complex<br />

and unorthodox theory of freedom.<br />

ANKE SNOEK is Research Fellow in the Faculty<br />

of Arts, Macquarie University, Australia.<br />

UK December 2012 US October 2012<br />

160 Pages 138 x 216 mm 5.5 x 8.5 inches<br />

HB 9781441104892 - £55.00 / $110.00<br />

Continuum<br />

The Secret of Bog Lane<br />

Americo Tulipano<br />

• Fictional Thriller<br />

• A cast of<br />

memorable<br />

characters must<br />

come to grips<br />

with an insidious<br />

form of evil<br />

An autistic boy<br />

who has vanished<br />

from his six acre<br />

yard ... an ancient<br />

Amazonian legend about a river god ...<br />

an unlikely love affair in the rain-forest<br />

... a hideous presence in an historic<br />

American town ... and a covert scientific<br />

project that could alter the course of<br />

human civilization. These are some of the<br />

mysteries in The Secret of Bog Lane.<br />

AMERICO TULIPANO masterfully weaves the<br />

diverse threads in a suspenseful tale of clashing<br />

cultures, predatory minds, and redemptive<br />

love.<br />

US March 2012<br />

430 Pages 152 x 229 mm 6 x 9 inches<br />

PB 9781557789006 - $19.95<br />

US/Canada sales only<br />

Translation Rights held by: Paragon House<br />

Paragon House<br />

The Arvon Book of<br />

Crime Writing<br />

Michelle Spring<br />

and Laurie R.<br />

King<br />

• In association<br />

with the<br />

prestigious Arvon<br />

Foundation<br />

- the leading<br />

professional<br />

writing course<br />

• With over twenty-five leading crime<br />

writers contributing, no other book<br />

combines this first-hand professional<br />

insight with practical advice<br />

• Contains a Foreword by P.D. James<br />

The Arvon Book of Crime Writing captures<br />

the unique magic of the Arvon course,<br />

into a practical handbook for writers,<br />

packed with tips and advice from leading<br />

novelists as well as reflections on the<br />

genre itself and instruction on great<br />

storytelling. Contributors include some<br />

of the finest and most successful crime<br />

novelists in print today: Lee Child, P.D.<br />

James, Ian Rankin.<br />

MICHELLE SPRING is Royal Literary Fellow at<br />

Magdalene College, Cambridge, UK.<br />

LAURIE R. KING is Royal Literary Fellow at<br />

Magdalene College, Cambridge, UK.<br />

UK August 2012 US October 2012<br />

256 Pages 129 x 198 mm 5 x 7.7 inches<br />

PB 9781408131220 - £14.99 / $24.95<br />

<strong>Bloomsbury</strong><br />

LITERARy STUDIES / WRITING<br />

The Arvon Book of<br />

Literary Non-Fiction<br />

Writing<br />

Sally Cline and<br />

Midge Gillies<br />

• In association<br />

with the<br />

prestigious Arvon<br />

Foundation<br />

- the leading<br />

professional<br />

writing course<br />

• Literary non<br />

fiction is a growing, evolving genre, both<br />

academically and professionally, and is<br />

often discussed in the literary press<br />

Written by tutors from the Arvon<br />

Foundation, and with contributions from<br />

over twenty leading writers, The Arvon<br />

Book of Literary Non-Fiction offers new<br />

insight into the critical impact and nature<br />

of this evolving genre.<br />

SALLy CLINE is Writer in Residence at Anglia<br />

Ruskin University, UK.<br />

MIDGE GILLIES is a tutor at Cambridge University’s<br />

Institute of Continuing Education, UK.<br />

UK August 2012 US October 2012<br />

256 Pages 129 x 198 mm 7.7 x 5 inches<br />

PB 9781408131237 - £14.99 / $24.95<br />

<strong>Bloomsbury</strong><br />

From Language to<br />

Creative Writing<br />

An Introduction<br />

Philip Seargeant<br />

and Bill<br />

Greenwell<br />

• The only book<br />

of its kind to<br />

combine the<br />

study of English<br />

language with<br />

practical creative<br />

writing exercises<br />

• Developed by The Open University, it<br />

draws on their expertise in creating<br />

market-leading textbooks and guides<br />

for students, tutors and aspiring writers<br />

• Includes practical exercises to develop<br />

and refine writing skills<br />

Offering an innovative introduction to the<br />

study of English language and strategies<br />

of creative writing, this unique textbook<br />

is suited to post-16 students of English<br />

language and creative writing courses,<br />

and to aspiring writers.<br />

PHILIP SEARGEANT is based at the Centre<br />

for Language and Communication, The Open<br />

University, UK.<br />

BILL GREENWELL is Lecturer in Creative Writing<br />

at The Open University, UK.<br />

UK November 2012 US January 2013<br />

288 Pages 189 x 246 mm 9.6 x 7 inches<br />

PB 9781408175217 £19.99 / $29.95<br />

World English<br />

<strong>Bloomsbury</strong><br />

LITERARy STUDIES / WRITING<br />

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