John Mullan

Standard Name: Mullan, John

Connections

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Birth Patricia Beer
PB was born at the seaport of Exmouth in Devon, the second daughter in her family and only fourteen months younger than her sister.
She was, to use the word of her obituarist John Mullan
Literary responses Patricia Highsmith
Critic John Mullan , re-evaluating Ripley's Game in connection with a recent film of it, takes it as occasion to comment on PH 's unusual tracing of continuity from one of her thrillers to the...
Literary responses Andrea Levy
This novel won the Orange Prize and was also voted the best Orange prize-winner since the inception of the award.
Levy, Andrea. Andrea Levy. http://www.andrealevy.co.uk/.
At the Guardian Book Club mediated by John Mullan, one reader called the novel, approvingly,...
Textual Features Patricia Beer
PB here considers a series of canonical authors, Austen , Eliot , Charlotte Brontë , and Elizabeth Gaskell , and the way that the Woman Question was handled in fiction. Critic John Mullan notes her...
Textual Production Rose Tremain
RT published a novel entitled Music and Silence, which she dedicated to her daughter, Eleanor.
Scholar John Mullan has related the title to others employing two abstract nouns, like Elizabeth Inchbald 's Nature and...

Timeline

2 June 2003: British Asian writer Monica Ali published...

Women writers item

2 June 2003

British Asian writer Monica Ali published her first novel, Brick Lane, to resounding success.

26 September 2009: The Guardian newspaper carried a number of...

Building item

26 September 2009

The Guardian newspaper carried a number of poems and short prose pieces commissioned in support of the 10:10 initiative to reduce carbon emissions.

Texts

Mullan, John. “Around the Throne”. Guardian Unlimited.
Mullan, John. “Fast forward to the past”. The Guardian, p. G2: 32.
Mullan, John. “Guardian Book Club: Small Island by Andrea Levy”. The Guardian.
Mullan, John. “Obituary: Patricia Beer”. The Guardian, p. 18.
Mullan, John. “Of the poet and his lovers”. Guardian Weekly, p. 37.
Mullan, John. “Public faces and inner spaces”. The Guardian, p. Review 32.
Mullan, John. “Style council”. The Guardian, pp. Review 34 - 5.
Mullan, John. “The Book’s the Thing”. Guardian Unlimited.
Oliphant, Margaret. “The Life and Letters of George Eliot”. Lives of Victorian Literary Figures, edited by Gail Marshall et al., Pickering and Chatto, 2003, pp. 1: 139 - 80.