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Mapping fiction: Spatialising the literary work. / Bushell, Sally.
Literary Mapping in the Digital Age. ed. / David Cooper; Christopher Donaldson; Patricia Murrieta-Flores. 1. ed. London: Taylor and Francis, 2016. p. 125-146.

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Bushell, S 2016, Mapping fiction: Spatialising the literary work. in D Cooper, C Donaldson & P Murrieta-Flores (eds), Literary Mapping in the Digital Age. 1 edn, Taylor and Francis, London, pp. 125-146. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315592596-18

APA

Bushell, S. (2016). Mapping fiction: Spatialising the literary work. In D. Cooper, C. Donaldson, & P. Murrieta-Flores (Eds.), Literary Mapping in the Digital Age (1 ed., pp. 125-146). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315592596-18

Vancouver

Bushell S. Mapping fiction: Spatialising the literary work. In Cooper D, Donaldson C, Murrieta-Flores P, editors, Literary Mapping in the Digital Age. 1 ed. London: Taylor and Francis. 2016. p. 125-146 doi: 10.4324/9781315592596-18

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Bushell, Sally. / Mapping fiction : Spatialising the literary work. Literary Mapping in the Digital Age. editor / David Cooper ; Christopher Donaldson ; Patricia Murrieta-Flores. 1. ed. London : Taylor and Francis, 2016. pp. 125-146

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