Dear David: My Annotated Jules Verne: 20,000 Leagues is intensive textual analysis in the notes and other critical commentaries; with Frederick Paul Walter I have done a similar job on the family problem etc., with The Meteor Hunt, to be published soon by U of Nebraska Press. Cheers! Walter James Miller----- Original Message -----
From: David Merchant <merchant~at~latech.edu>
Date: Sunday, February 13, 2005 9:38 pm
Subject: J. V. Textual Controversies
> Greetings all:
>
> I've been on this list for about three years now, mostly quietly,
> and have
> learned a lot about one of my favorite authors. I'm taking some
> graduate
> classes in English literature in my "spare" time for the fun of
> it, as a
> university employee I can take one to two classes for free every
> quarter.
> We're working on textual controversies: two or more variants of a
> text,
> disagreement about the wording of a passage, controversies about
> authorship, etc. Matters which this list has discussed at times.
>
> Can anyone point me to good scholarship sources I can look at
> regarding
> textual controversies involving Jules Verne's works? I'm
> especially
> interested in authorship issues: which books are their concerns
> about Jules
> Verne not writing the entire work, that some editor or relat!
ive
> later on
> changed the text before publication; otherwise I'm interested in
> any
> sources that can give me information about Jules Verne texts which
> have
> errors in them: are they printer errors or Jules' errors, for
> instance.
> Regards,
> David Merchant
>
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