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death in literature

As I Lay Dying

By William Faulkner

Love and death in the American novel

By Leslie A. Fiedler

The pursuit of death

By Benjamin Putnam Kurtz

The letters of Thomas Lovell Beddoes

By Thomas Lovell Beddoes

A reckoning

By May Sarton

Death and Elizabethan tragedy

By Spencer, Theodore

Sex and Death in Eighteenth-Century Literature

By Jolene Zigarovich

Wrestling with the angel

By Kent L. Koppelman

Milton and maternal mortality

By Louis Schwartz

The mortal no

By Frederick John Hoffman

Death, gender, and sexuality in contemporary adolescent literature

By Kathryn James

Relics of Death in Victorian Literature and Culture

By Deborah Lutz

Death, men, and modernism

By Ariela Freedman

Philip Larkin

By Booth, James,James Booth

The rest is silence

By Robert N. Watson

Narrating Death

By Daniel K. Jernigan,Walter Wadiak,Michelle Wang

Death, the One and the Art of Theatre

By Howard Barker

Young Jewish Poets Who Fell As Soviet Soldiers in the Second World War

By Rina Lapidus

Dickens and the Business of Death

By Claire Wood

Global Perspectives on Death in Children's Literature

By Lesley D. Clement,Leyli Jamali

Routledge Companion to Death and Literature

By Daniel K. Jernigan,Neil Murphy,W. Michelle Wang

Living Death in Medieval French and English Literature

By Jane Gilbert

Romanticism, Memory, and Mourning

By Mark Sandy

Death in American texts and performances

By Lisa K. Perdigao