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Introduction

“The face is our most potent symbol of personality,” wrote Mina Loy in the opening [...]

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Nose Perception in Modernist Writing: What’s That Between Your Eyes?

Just at the centre of our vision, yet subconsciously ignored, the nose is one of [...]

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Parts of a Body’s Head: Laura Riding Jackson’s Fragmentation of Face

To say that a poet, of any kind, might avoid being canonized is perhaps to [...]

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Facing War: Kati Horna’s Portraiture Experiments and the Spanish Civil War

Her face weary and wary, the mother stands with her one foot hoisted onto a [...]

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“The dead face”: A process of haunted recognition in May Sinclair

I lift the white sheet And uncover the dead face, White among the white roses, [...]

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10 Modernist Women Writers

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Dorothy Parker

Known for her brilliance and wit, Dorothy Parker was an established female writer during her [...]

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First Editions: Virginia Woolf

The Queen of Modernism, Virginia Woolf (born Adeline Virginia Stephen), wrote and published more work [...]

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Carter Johnson on John Steinbeck

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Sara Teasdale

Hailed as an early confessional poet, Sara Teasdale won a Pulitzer Prize in 1918. Teasdale [...]

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Rose Macaulay

Rose Macaulay wrote over 20 fiction novels in her lifetime. She was a staunch feminist [...]

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Aldous Huxley

Most known for his dystopic novel Brave New World, Aldous Huxley penned several other novels. [...]

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