Recent books from Borgo Press

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Representative volumes taken from four series of books recently published by Borgo Press are reviewed. The series are the 'Borgo Literary Guides,' 'The Milford Series: Popular Writers of Today,' 'I.O. Evans Studies in the Philosophy and Criticism of Literature' and 'Bibliographies of Modern Authors.' Some of the works of science fiction writer Mike Burgess, writing as Robert Reginald, spanning 30 years are included in these four series.

Publishing industry, Borgo Press

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Falling between two walls

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Roger Luckhurst writes about the works of science-fiction writer J.G. Ballard who, he emphasizes, is not a conventional author in a genre that counts among its more popular authors such names as Brantlinger and Luciano. Ballard's works allegedly dip into such non-science-fiction areas as philosophy and psychology. Luckhurst does not really enlighten as he tends to be redundant and uses jargon to give weight to his thesis.

Ballard, J.G.

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Surfing the intertext

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Author William J. Scheick relates the career of science fiction writer H.G. Wells in his book 'The Critical Response to H.G. Wells.' Scheick, who believes that Wells was instrumental in the transition from Victorian and Contemporary fiction, also provides commentaries on Wells' works. Scheick was also the co-editor of 'H.G. Wells: A Reference Guide.'

Criticism and interpretation, Wells, H.G., Scheick, William J.

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