Expletives Deleted: Selected Writings

by Angela Carter (Author), Michael Moorcock (Introduction), Michael Moorcock (Introduction), Angela Carter (Author)

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY MICHAEL MOORCOCK Angela Carter was one of the most important and influential writers of our time: a novelist of extraordinary power and a searching critic and essayist.This selection of her writing, which she made herself, covers more than a decade of her thought and ranges over a diversity of subjects giving a true measure of the wide focus of her interests: the brothers Grimm; William Burroughs; food writing, Elizbaeth David; British writing: American writing; sexuality, from Josephine Baker to the history of the corset; and appreciations of the work of Joyce and Christina Stead.

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY MICHAEL MOORCOCK Angela Carter was one of the most important and influential writers of our time: a novelist of extraordinary power and a searching critic and essayist.This selection of her writing, which she made herself, covers more than a decade of her thought and ranges over a diversity of subjects giving a true measure of the wide focus of her interests: the brothers Grimm; William Burroughs; food writing, Elizbaeth David; British writing: American writing; sexuality, from Josephine Baker to the history of the corset; and appreciations of the work of Joyce and Christina Stead.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Vintage Classics
Published: 15 Apr 1993
ISBN 10: 0099222817
ISBN 13: 9780099222811
Book Overview: Extraordinary essays from one of the century's finest writers

Media Reviews

She was a great writer and a great feminist, and will be read for illumination and entertainment for many years to come * New Statesman *
She was and is more than a breath of fresh air in contemporary letters.She is a bloody hurricane when she is in the mood * Daily Telegraph *

Author Bio

Angela Carter was born in 1940 and read English at Bristol University, before spending two years living in Japan. She lived and worked extensively in the United States and Australia. Her first novel, Shadow Dance, was published in 1965, followed by the Magic Toyshop in 1967, which went on to win the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize. She wrote a further four novels, together with three collections of Short Stories, two works of non-fiction and a volume of collected writings. Angela Carter died in 1992.