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The typist's remains: Theodora Bosanquet in recent fiction
Secretary; suffragist; incisive critic and parodist of Henry James; witness to and recorder of his death bed dictations; writer of one of the best memoirs about James; tireless psychical researcher who channeled a marvelously verbose James after his death, Theodora Bosanquet was a novel waiting to happen. This article analyzes Bosanquet's recent appearances in Michiel Heyns's The Typewriter's Tale (2005), Cynthia Ozick's "Dictation" (2008) and David Lodge's Author, Author (2004) to consider the ways in which the boom in novelizing James might be seen as intimately bound up with the compelling figure of the turn-of-the-century secretary.
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Henry James ReviewISSN
02730340Publisher
Johns Hopkins University PressExternal DOI
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1Volume
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1-11Department affiliated with
- English Publications
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2012-02-06Usage metrics
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