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Frank Norris: Critical Essay by Susan Prothro McFatter

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Frank Norris
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SOURCE: McFatter, Susan Prothro. “Parody and Dark Projections: Medieval Romance and the Gothic in McTeague.” Western American Literature 26, no. 2 (summer 1991): 119-35.

In the following essay, McFatter argues that in McTeague Norris intended to create a parody of the medieval romance genre.

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