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work_g6c46d7c55cfreyrg2xvzf6xe4	Glyn White	Christine Brooke-Rose: motes, beams and the horse's mouth	2018	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9321	548	67	over twenty-five thousand words of criticism on Brooke-Rose's work. same time Brooke-Rose was working on her late novels and her last book of criticism, she called the arc-lamps, Brooke-Rose was unhappy with McHale's interpretation of It is possible to see these opinions in her contribution to Interpretation and OverInterpretation (1979), and in various places in Invisible Author.23 Brooke-Rose is criticism 'the how and the what' comes first.43 In Invisible Author Brooke-Rose In short, Brooke-Rose argues for more creative criticism engaged with the text. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1. 38 Christine Brooke-Rose, letter to the author, dated 28/02/98, p.1.	./cache/work_g6c46d7c55cfreyrg2xvzf6xe4.pdf	./txt/work_g6c46d7c55cfreyrg2xvzf6xe4.txt