mortimer lightwood; or, seriality, counterfactuals, co-production, and queer fantasy
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2015
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Abstract
In this reflection on her participation as Mortimer Lightwood in Birkbeck’s Our Mutual Friend Twitter reading project, Holly Furneaux situates the project in a long legacy of actively reading Dickens’s works. She opens up some possibilities about the queer potentials of the serial form, the counterfactual, and Dickens fans’ creative responses.
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| Authors | ;Holly Furneaux |
| Journal | european journal of surgical oncology : the journal of the european society of surgical oncology and the british association of surgical oncology |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.16995/ntn.751
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