LAVERS, Norman

LAVERS, Norman
(1935-)
   US writer whose sf novel, The Northwest Passage (1984), engages in an experiment (POSTMODERNISM) familiar to readers of the modern novel: the book comprises a "text", complete with a scholarly apparatus which is itself, of course, part of the "text". In this case, a far-future editorial apparatus surrounds the late-20th-century scholarly edition of an 18th-century manuscript. The title proves to have a more than geographical context.
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Science Fiction and Fantasy Encyclopedia. . 2011.

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