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Hidden Possibilities - Essays in Honor of Muriel Spark (Hardcover)
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Hidden Possibilities - Essays in Honor of Muriel Spark (Hardcover)
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Described by David Lodge as "the most gifted and innovative writer
of her generation," Muriel Spark had a literary career that spanned
from the late 1940s until her death in 2006, and included poems,
stories, plays, essays, and, most notably, novels. The extensive
bibliography of her works included in this collection reveals the
astonishing output of a powerful and sustained creative spirit.
Hidden Possibilities gathers a distinguished group of writers from
both sides of the Atlantic to offer an informed overview of Muriel
Spark's life and work. Critics have often read Spark in a somewhat
narrow context-as a Catholic, a woman, or a Scottish writer. The
essays in this volume, while making connections between these
contexts, cumulatively situate her in a broader European tradition.
The volume includes interviews with Spark that cast light both on
the course of her professional life and on her notably distinctive
personality. Contributors: Regina Barreca, Gerard Carruthers,
Barbara Epler, John Glavin, Dan Gunn, Robert E. Hosmer Jr., Joseph
Hynes, Gabriel Josipovici, Frank Kermode, John Lanchester, Doris
Lessing, David Malcolm, John Mortimer, Alan Taylor, and John
Updike.
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