TEXT!
Adam Smythliterature, archives, material texts, culture, with varying degrees of 1st personness
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Pericles-cutting
I’ve been editing the play Pericles – that sprawling romance of families scattered and the rejoined, written by William Shakespeare and (almost certainly) inn-keeper and persistent criminal George Wilkins. The play is a thing of patches: it...
The Book-Makers!
I have a book coming out next month! It’s called The Book-Makers: A History of the Book in 18 Remarkable Lives. It’s published by Bodley Head in the UK, and Basic Books in North America.
Getting Names Wrong
I often have difficulty in remembering people’s names – to a weird degree – and I wonder if it’s my subconscious enacting revenge for the fact that my name is often mispronounced. It’s Smyth to rhyme with Life; but I generally get – at leas...
Here begins the book called This Is Not A Novel
A few years’ ago, I asked for David Markson’s This Is Not A Novel for my birthday. My wife bought me This Is Not A Novel by Jennifer Johnston. David Markson’s This Is Not A Novel is a series of staccato fragments, a kind of commonplace book...
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Professor of English Literature and the History of the Book, Balliol College, Oxford
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