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Discover a hidden gem of British Romanticism with Selena by Mary Tighe. This scholarly edition brings a brilliant, unpublished novel to life for the first time. Completed in 1803, this courtship novel is noted for its beautiful writing and psychological depth. It proves that Mary Tighe was a gifted fiction writer alongside her reputation as a poet. This edition is based on the only known copy of the original manuscript, currently held by the National Library. Editor Harriet Kramer Linkin provides a scrupulously annotated text that helps readers navigate this important work. Beyond the novel itself, the book explores the long history of how this manuscript moved from its original writing to its eventual publication. It is an essential addition for students and lovers of literary fiction who want to explore the lost voices of the Romantic era.

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Includes a scrupulously annotated text based on the only known manuscript copy currently held in the National Library.

Offers a rare look at Mary Tighe's fiction writing, revealing her talent beyond her well-known poetry.

Provides historical context regarding the long journey of this manuscript from its completion in 1803 to its print edition.

Presents a psychologically astute courtship novel that is described as beautifully written and compulsively readable.

Features scholarly insights from Harriet Kramer Linkin to help readers understand this treasure of British Romanticism.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1409405494
Category: Books > Subjects > Literature & Fiction > Literary Fiction
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 April 2012
Listed Since: 12 November 2011

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