Andrew Radford is a lecturer in the School of Critical Studies, Glasgow University, UK. His publications include Mapping the Wessex Novel: Landscape, History and the Parochial in British Literature, 1870-1940 (Continuum, 2010) and Thomas Hardy and the Survivals of Time (2003).
Introduction 1. The Rescue of Romanticism? Landscaping the Mystic Self in The Crystal Cabinet 2. Ashe of Rings: Subverting the 'Country House' Genre 3. The Taverner Novels and the Secret History of Albion 4. 'Another Kind of Seeing': Re-visioning the Historical Novel 5. The Bohemian Borders of Modernism in the Short Stories Conclusion Bibliography Index
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