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  • The Tragic Muse is a sprawling, untidy novel because of the double plot.

    The not so tragic muse 2005

  • On the wisdom of the museum, we should perhaps give the final word to that seasoned museum-goer Henry James's fictional politician-turned-painter, Nick Dormer, hero of the novel The Tragic Muse, who visits London's National Gallery to seek reassurance that he has chosen the right path.

    Napoleon's Eye Brooks, Peter 2009

  • [4] Henry James, Preface to The Tragic Muse [1908], in The Art of the Novel, ed.

    Every protest’s novel 2009

  • [4] Henry James, Preface to The Tragic Muse [1908], in The Art of the Novel, ed.

    Archive 2009-11-01 2009

  • Her eyes were so red with waking and crying, that the Tragic Muse might have winked with greater consistency.

    The Old Curiosity Shop 2007

  • One more note: The Tragic Muse also offers some of James' most hilarious satire.

    The not so tragic muse 2005

  • I'd just finished reading James' The Tragic Muse and my recommendation to her was to:

    The not so tragic muse 2005

  • If you can laugh at political hackery on both sides of the aisle, The Tragic Muse gives you plenty to smile about.

    The not so tragic muse 2005

  • In the Tragic Muse the artists all behave like a...

    Lance Mannion: 2005

  • I'd just finished reading James' The Tragic Muse and my recommendation to her was to:

    Lance Mannion: 2005

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