This writer published, but soon thereafter disowned, a sequel to David Lindsey's novel A Voyage to Arcturus titled The Flight to Lucifer.
This writer published, but soon thereafter disowned, a sequel to David Lindsey's novel A Voyage to Arcturus titled The Flight to Lucifer. This writer included kenosis, askesis, and apophrades among six "revisionary ratios" that affect the agon, or the process by which writers deal with the pressure of their (*) predecessors. In another work, this writer argued against the "School of Resentment" and promoted a purely aesthetic form of literary criticism. For 10 points, name this author of The Anxiety of Influence and The Western Canon.
This writer published, but soon thereafter disowned, a sequel to David Lindsey's novel A Voyage to Arcturus titled The Flight to Lucifer.
Harold Bloom