F(r)ictions from the critical imaginary: the singular case of George Steiner

What is it about?

The article takes the fiction and non-fiction of renowned critic and scholar George Steiner as a case study to investigate the relationship between critical writing and more nominally-supposed creative writing. Steiner is a perfect way to investigate this problematic as, comparatively speaking, he has written so little fiction compared to non-fiction, even though he is just as stellar a writer in the latter as well as the former.

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Why is it important?

Steiner's fiction is deeply, gravely underrated, or at least, under-read.

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