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Melville's Marginalia

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Editorial Staff. General Editor Steven Olsen-Smith ... Christopher Ohge ( ) Jordan Osborne (2017) Cora Lee Oxley ( ) Joshua Preminger ( )

In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:. Melville’s Marginalia in Marlowe’s Dramatic Works and in Selections from Lamb’s Specimens of English Dramatic Poets STEVEN OLSEN-SMITH AND DENNIS C. MARNON Boise State University and Houghton Library, Harvard University with CHRISTOPHER OHGE AND …

Melville in His Own Time: A Biographical Chronicle of His Life, Drawn...

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... F. Broderick, John Bryant, Dawn Coleman, Jonathan A. Cook, Dennis Marnon, Peter Norberg, Christopher Ohge, Samuel Otter, and especially Hershel Parker.

At Melville’s Grave | Literary Imagination | Oxford Academic

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Christopher Ohge. Literary Imagination, Volume 17, Issue 1, 1 March 2015, Pages 95, https://doi.org litimag/imu033. Published:.

Fuse Interview: Sailing Through the Mind of Herman Melville » The...

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By Christopher Ohge. The Arts Fuse review of The Passages of H. M.: A Novel of Herman Melville. Arts Fuse: While researching and writing the novel, what impressions

An Interview with Dr Christopher Ohge - Institute of English Studies...

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1. To start off light (or perhaps not!) what is your favourite book? This is a difficult question… If you don’t mind I’ll offer a few across genres. My favourite novel is Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick; poetry book: John Milton’s Complete Poetical Works; and non-fiction: Christopher Ricks’s Essays in Appreciation.

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At Melville's Grave | Christopher Ohge - Academia.edu

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Literary Imagination Advance Access published October 30, At Melville’s Grave CHRISTOPHER OHGE Too stony-faced to understand the meaning of the embassy bequeathed by those bones below, he opened the ancient trade paperback, gazing at leaflets dangling by poisonous glue. Woe seeps from these ...

Fuse Book Review: Herman Melville and the Solace of Movement - The...

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By Christopher Ohge. The Arts Fuse interview with author Jay Parini. British critic F. R. Leavis once told the eminently sane novelist Arnold Bennett that he was a