Christine Brooke-Rose and Post-War Literature

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The book offers an in-depth exploration of Christine Brooke-Rose's literary evolution, from her early social satire to her innovative experimentalism and engagement with poststructuralism. It integrates archival research and interviews to contextualize her work within significant historical events, such as her role in Bletchley Park during WWII and the societal upheaval of May 1968. Joseph Darlington highlights her distinctive approach to autobiography and advocates for a reassessment of her contributions to post-war literature and interdisciplinary studies, emphasizing her relevance in the digital age.