Nicholas Royle is Professor of English at the University of Sussex. His books include Telepathy and Literature (1991), After Derrida (1995), E. M. Forster (1999), The Uncanny (2003), Jacques Derrida (2003), How to Read Shakespeare (2005), and (with Andrew Bennett) An Introduction to Literature, Criticism and Theory (4th edition, 2009). He edited Deconstructions: A User's Guide (2000) and is an editor of the Oxford Literary Review.
[A] fascinating and challenging book full of leaps of imagination,
'turns' and 'veers' that, as a reader, you cannot wait to follow.
--Neil Campbell "CULTURE MACHINE "
Giving us a brilliantly provocative model of how a text can be
discussed....this book will prove greatly productive for literary
studies. Always surprising, it is its own best example of how
critical curiosity and attention should veer about, turning up
wonderful and unthought of things.--Times Literary Supplement
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