The liminal persistence of interwar suburbs in the twenty-first century

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"In the twentieth century, and the heart of civilisation”: The London of the Forsytes

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Historical psychology, utopian dreams and other fool’s errands

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Introduction: Middlebrow London

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Introduction: Intermodern London

Most of these essays are developed from papers given at the seventh annual Literary London conference, ‘Liminal London: Country/City, Work/Leisure, Past/Future, and States Between’, organised by Brycchan Carey, Nick Hubble, Lawrence Phillips and Philip Tew; hosted by the Brunel Centre for Contemporary Writing (BCCW) and the Department of English at Brunel University from 2nd - 4th July 2008 with financial support from the British Academy. The call for papers cited writers as diverse as William Cobbett and J.G. Ballard in order to sketch out a partial history of London’s liminality and included the following passage

Mass Observation Online (review article)

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Virtual histories and counterfactual myths: Christopher Priest's the separation

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‘The freedom of the city’: Mansfield and Woolf

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