Menke's "Telegraphic Realism" is the first comprehensive reading of
Victorian fiction as part of an emerging world of new media
technologies and information exchange. The book analyzes the
connections between fictional writing, communication technologies,
and developing ideas about information, from the postage stamp and
electric telegraph to wireless. By placing fiction in dialogue with
media history, it argues that Victorian realism was print culture's
sophisticated response to the possibilities and dilemmas of a world
of media innovations and information flows.
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