Djuna Barnes

Discover the fascinating world of Djuna Barnes through Deborah Parsons' insightful study, published by Liverpool University Press in 2003. This engaging examination delves into the diverse range of Barnes's work, including her early journalism, captivating short stories, and one-act dramas. Parsons also explores Barnes's poetry, the family chronicle Ryder, the unique Ladies Almanack, and her late play The Antiphon, alongside her renowned modernist classic, Nightwood. With 160 pages of rich analysis and interpretation, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of Barnes's literary contributions. Perfect for scholars and fans alike, this paperback edition invites readers to appreciate the depth of Barnes's oeuvre.