Elaborately Wound: Philip Pullman's Marlowean Muse

Lisa Miller

Elaborately Wound: Philip Pullman's Marlowean Muse

Lisa Miller La Trobe University

Abstract

Lisa Miller explores this lesser-known, but quintessentially Pullman, text in terms of its foundations in the timeless literature of Christopher Marlowe.

Author Biography

Lisa Miller, La Trobe University

Lavid Beagley is Lecturer in Children's Literature and Literacy at La Trobe University's Bendigo campus, Victoria, Australia, where he teaches units in Genres, History, Australian and Post-colonial children's literature. He has previously taught in secondary schools, and has been a school and university librarian.

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Issue

Vol. 10 No. 2 (2006)

Section

Emerging Voices

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