Never on Time, Always in Time: Narrative Form and the Queer Sensorium
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Never on Time, Always in Time: Narrative Form and the Queer Sensorium

by Kate Mccullough

academic Literary Criticism queer studies
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Never on Time, Always in Time: Narrative Form and the Queer Sensorium is a focused work for readers interested in literary form, queer studies, temporality, and perception. Its title signals an exploration of how narratives engage with experiences of time and the senses.

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Never on Time, Always in Time: Narrative Form and the Queer Sensorium centers narrative form and the queer sensorium.

The title brings questions of time, timing, and perception into conversation with literary study.

It may interest readers exploring queer studies, cultural theory, and the ways narratives organize experience.

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