Chapter 11: 'The Map': The Multi-volume Novels and Metafictional Cartography.

Chapter 11 of the book "Attending Daedalus: Gene Wolfe, Artifice & the Reader" is presented. It highlights the endeavor of Gene Wolfe to guide his readers in interpreting The Urth Cycle by providing clues to hidden subtext in his works including the book "Soldier of the Mist." It presents an observa...

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Publicado en:Attending Daedalus: Gene Wolfe, Artifice & the Reader pp. 185 - 207
Autor principal: Wright, Peter
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Publicado: Liverpool University Press 2004 Limited 2003
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