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The Bridge of Lost Desire Study Guide

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by Samuel R. Delany
About 5 pages (1,370 words)
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The Bridge of Lost Desire is part of the Neverijon series that includes Tales of Neveryon (1979), Neveryona (1983), and Flight from Neveryon (1985).

The Bridge of Lost Desire connects closely with the rest of the Neveryon series and fills in gaps left in the earlier narratives. Gorgik, Myrgot, and the city of Kolhari, where the bridge of the title is located, are already familiar. So are the patterns of slavery, sexual exploitation, raw power, and Byzantine court intrigues found in Neveryon.

What is stressed more strongly in this book, however, is the emphasis on return and reinterpretation. The appendix by "Steiner".....

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The Bridge of Lost Desire from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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