Roald Dahl

Roald Dahl is one of the most enduringly popular children's authors of the last fifty years; and one of the most controversial. This timely collection of new essays, from an international team of leading scholars, provides both an overview and a contemporary assessment of Dahl's reputation and his achievement as a writer for children.

ANN ALSTON and CATHERINE BUTLER are both senior lecturers in English at the University of the West of England, UK.

"Well worth reading and full of valuable insights that will make this volume of use to students and scholars alike." - Michele Stepto, Yale University

"An authoritative collection of essays which together offer a wide range of critical approaches to a substantial proportion of Dahl's work." - Elizabeth Thiel, Roehampton University, UK

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