Sara Crangle is a lecturer and co-director of the Centre for Modernist Studies at the University of Sussex. Her book, Prosaic Desires: Modernist Knowing, Laughter, Boredom, and Anticipation is forthcoming with Edinburgh UP. She is also editing a collection of essays on bathos (with Peter Nicholls; Continuum) and the unpublished prose work of Mina Loy (Dalkey Archive).
Veronica Forrest-Thomson: A Retrospective
Curved Lines: Forrest-Thomson, Klee, & the Smile
Although integral to most paintings, contours merit special attention in Veronica Forrest-Thomson’s poem dedicated to Cézanne, presumably because the artist in question was such a keen proponent of the heavily-demarcated […]