The overwrought urn
Subtitle: a potpourri of parodies of critics who triumphantly present the real meaning of authors from Jane Austen to J.D. Salinger.
Place of publication: New York
Number of pages: 316
Subjects: Criticism -- Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, etc.
Notes: Pierre Menard, author of Don Quixote, by J.L. Borges. - The romantic triumph : the warp and the wolf, by R.M. Myers. - The transcendentalists, by R. Armour. - Thomas Mann and eighteenth-century comic fiction, by W. Booth. - How to criticize a poem, by T. Spencer. - The greatest english lyric? A new reading of Joe E. Skilmer's Therese, by J.F. Nims. - Eliot amoung the nightingales : fair and foul, by C. Kaplan. - Invictus : regurgitation, by I. Wallach. - The ghost of Christmas past : Stopping by woods on a snowy evening, by H.R. Coursen, Jr. - The secret of The secret sharer bared, by B. Harkness. -Mrs. Bennet and the dark gods : the key to Jane Austen, by D. Bush. - Eloise disclosed by F. Lamport. - Patristic exegesis : a medieval Tom Sawyer, by J. Halverson. - Six, sex, sick : Seymour, some comments, by C.V. Genthe. - Christian symbolism in Lucky Jim, by R. Conquest. - A.A. Milne's honey-balloon-pit-gun-tail-bathtubcomplex, by F.C. Crews. - Shakespeare explained, by R. Benchley. - An

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