Essayism: On Form, Feeling, and Nonfiction
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Essayism: On Form, Feeling, and Nonfiction

by Brian Dillon

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Essayism examines the essay as a form of literary expression, bringing together questions of form, feeling, and nonfiction. Brian Dillon offers a focused meditation on how essays work, what they express, and why this flexible genre continues to matter.

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Essayism explores the essay as a distinctive form of writing and thought.

Focusing on form, feeling, and nonfiction, the book considers how essays shape reflection and interpretation.

It offers a literary examination of the possibilities and qualities that make the essay a compelling mode of expression.

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