Literary rebels a history of creative writers in Anglo-American universities / Lise Jaillant.

Portion of title History of creative writers in Anglo-American universities
Contents Literary rebels : a history of creative writers in Anglo-American universities -- Think global, act local : Paul Engle and the modernist roots of creative writing at the University of Iowa -- 'I'm afraid I've got involved with a nut' : William Faulkner, Random House and the post-war generation of aspiring writers -- Healing the breach between writers and scholars? Wallace Stegner and the diffusion of the creative writing gospel -- Fighting organization man : the Rockefeller Foundation and the re-discovery of the individual creative writer -- Fame, fortune, and freedom : the rise and fall of the famous writers school -- Myth maker : Malcolm Bradbury and the creation of creative writing at UEA -- Lorry-driver poets and student radicals : inventing the 'writer-in-residence' in Britain -- Kazuo Ishiguro : 'the first product of a creative writing course to win the Nobel' -- Beyond academia : from Arvon to the Faber academy -- The future of creative writing programmes in continental Europe.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 248-261) and index.
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LCCN 2021951803
ISBN0192855301
ISBN9780192855305

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