n February 1992, the Village Voice asked me to write a review essay on Pat Barker's World
War I novel, Regeneration, which had appeared in Britain the previous year and was to …

Lewis Yeallandʼs Hysterical Disorders of Warfare (1918); in the note to The Eye in the Door
(1993) she refers to Sheila Rowbothamʼs Friends of Alice Wheelan (1986); and in the note …

When Pat Barker was published in 2002, it was the first study to investigate this award-
winning and popular writer's fiction in a sustained way. This updated second edition …

Pat Barker is one of the most important authors of her time. Her fiction has won many awards–
including the Booker Prize for The Ghost Road, the last novel in her celebrated …

This book provides a comprehensive account and critical analysis of the literary career of
Pat Barker. It offers readings of Barker's innovations in narrative form, her revisionist …

ANNE WHITEHEAD nother World is the eighth novel of British writer, Pat Barker, whose
work has enjoyed considerable international success. She won particular renown for the …

at Barker was born and grew up near Middlesbrough in the industrial Northeast of England
and now lives in the same region, in Durham. Apart from her student years in London, this …

Abstract Is Pat Barker a feminist or a realist novelist? Barker's early novels, Union Street
(1982), Blow Your House Down (1984) and Liza's England (1986), all focus on working …

Conducted by John Brannigan at Barker was born and grew up near Middlesbrough in the
industrial Northeast of England and now lives in the same region, in Durham. Apart from her …

~ T _ his essay examines the writing of the English Pat Barker, in particular three novels
published 1980s: Union Street (1982), Blow Your House Down and The Century's Daughter …