Frank Kermode

Frank Kermode has written at least 26 books. Their most popular book is The Good Soldier with 130 saves with an average rating of 3.34⭐.

Details	Rating	Readers Count
The Good Soldier Ford Madox Ford	3.34	37 reads
Aspects of the Novel E.M. Forster	3.75	12 reads
The Sense of an Ending Frank Kermode	0	1 read
Collected Poetry & Prose Collected Poetry & Prose Wallace Stevens	5	3 reads
The Genesis of Secrecy The Genesis of Secrecy: On the Interpretation of Narrative Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
Pleasure and Change: The Aesthetics of Canon Frank Kermode Robert Alter	0	1 read
The Literary Guide to the Bible Robert Alter Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
Paradiso perduto John Milton	0	1 read
The Age of Shakespeare Frank Kermode	4	1 read
Shakespeare's Language Frank Kermode	4	1 read
The Sense of an Ending The Sense of an Ending: Studies in the Theory of Fiction Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
Pieces Of My Mind Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
William Shakespeare, the final plays William Shakespeare, the final plays: Pericles, Cymbeline, The winter's tale, The tempest, The two noble kinsmen Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
The Metaphysical Poets; Key Essays on Metaphysical Poetry and the Major Metaphysical Poets The Metaphysical Poets; Key Essays on Metaphysical Poetry and the Major Metaphysical Poets	0	0 reads
Shakespeare: King Lear	0	0 reads
Andrew Marvell Andrew Marvell Andrew Marvell	0	0 reads
The Living Milton The Living Milton: Essays by Various Hands	0	0 reads
Selected Prose T.S. Eliot	0	0 reads
The Poems of John Donne The Poems of John Donne John Donne	0	1 read
Five Women Robert Musil Eithne Wilkins (Translator) Ernst Kaiser (Translator)	0	0 reads
The Sense of an Ending Frank Kermode	3.5	1 read
Jung Anthony Storr	0	0 reads
Four Centuries of Shakespearian Criticism Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
Shakespeare King Lear,A Selection of Critical Essays Shakespeare King Lear,A Selection of Critical Essays Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
Discussions Of John Donne by Frank Kermode Discussions Of John Donne by Frank Kermode Frank Kermode	0	0 reads
Sense of an Ending: Studies in the Theory of Fiction with a New Epilogue Frank Kermode	0	0 reads