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200 00$aRediscovering Margiad Evans$b[electronic resource] $emarginality, gender and illness /$fedited by Kirsti Bohata and Katie Gramich
210   $aCardiff $cUniversity of Wales Press$d2013
215   $a1 online resource (240 p.)
225  0$aGender studies in Wales
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aAcknowledgements; Notes on Contributors; Introduction; The Archivist's Tale: Primary Sources for the Study of Margiad Evans; 'Two Nations at War Within it': Marriage as Metaphor in Margiad Evans's Country Dance (1932); 'Born to a Million Dismemberments': Female Hybridity in the Border Writing of Margiad Evans, Hilda Vaughan and Mary Webb; Gothic Borderlands: The Hauntology of Place in the Fiction of Margiad Evans; Time, Memory and Identity in the Short Stories of Margiad Evans; Margiad Evans and Eudora Welty: A Confluence of Imaginations
327   $aThe Apparitional Lover: Homoerotic and Lesbian Imagery in the Writing of Margiad Evans'Herstory' of Epilepsy in a Creative Writer: The Case of Margiad Evans; Warding off the Real: The Recreation of Self in Autobiography and A Ray of Darkness; 'The Human Tune': Margiad Evans and the Frustrating Fifties; Margiad Evans: Memory, Fiction and Autobiography; 'Eternity is Now my Mood': A View of the Later Writings of Margiad Evans; Bibliography; Index
330   $aThis collection of essays rediscovers and reassesses the extraordinary literary legacy of the border writer, Margiad Evans (1909-48) - novelist, poet, short story writer and autobiographer.
410  0$aGender studies in Wales.
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