A World Elsewhere

  • A World Elsewhere: Romance
    By W. T.

    Northrop Frye. MIA . Yes , this is my husband , Jof . JOF . Good evening . KNIGHT . Good evening . JOF becomes a little embarrassed and rises . All three of them look at one another silently . KNIGHT . I have just told your wife that ...

  • A World Elsewhere: Romance
    By W. T., Glenna Davis Sloan

    A World Elsewhere: Romance

  • A World Elsewhere: An American Woman in Wartime Germany
    By Sigrid MacRae

    My mother was ushering me into their young love . I began to read . As I came to grips with his loose , generous hand , the father I had never known came spectacularly , breathtakingly alive . Finding sleep after such an introduction ...

  • A World Elsewhere
    By Shanta Acharya

    Thus, asmile that was not a smile could easily bemisconstrued as a declaration of love.In a society whereexchanging glances with someone of the opposite sex acquired significance, Asha had learnt to put on a mask when she stepped out of ...

  • A World Elsewhere: The Place of Style in American Literature
    By Richard Poirier

    A World Elsewhere: The Place of Style in American Literature

  • A World Elsewhere
    By Wayne Johnston

    Landish Druken, son of a Newfoundland sealing captain, turns his back on the family tradition and wishes to become a writer.

  • A World Elsewhere
    By Steven Berkoff

    The sheer scale of this book offers a rare experience of an accomplished artist, combined with the honesty and insight of an autobiography, making this text a singular tool for teaching, inspiration and personal exploration.

  • A World Elsewhere: The Autobiography of Sir Michael Hordern
    By Michael Hordern, Patricia England

    A World Elsewhere: The Autobiography of Sir Michael Hordern

  • A World Elsewhere
    By Bernard Levin

    A World Elsewhere

  • A World Elsewhere: The Place of Style in American Literature
    By Richard Poirier

    Richard Poirier's A World Elsewhere, originally published in 1966 by the Oxford University Press, is a signal book in American literature and literary history.