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Colonialist Discourse, Lord Featherstone’s Yawn and the Significance of the Denouement in A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder

January 29, 2015

By Stephen Milnes
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Novel Postcolonialism Speculative Fiction
This article “Colonialist Discourse, Lord Featherstone’s Yawn and the Significance of the Denouement in A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper Cylinder” originally appeared in DeMille’s Utopian Fantasy. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 145 (Summer 1995): 86-104.

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