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Dorothy Richardson, from the cover of Joanne Winning's The Pilgrimage of Dorothy Richardson, 2001.

Dorothy Richardson
(1873 - 1957)

Born: 1873Died: 1957

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5/17/1873		"The Genius They Forgot" On this day in 1873 Dorothy Richardson was born. Pilgrimage, Richardson's twenty-year experimental novel, began appearing in 1915 -- at about the time Joyce, Proust and Woolf were engaged in similar experiments. While Richardson may or may not be "the genius they forgot" (the subtitle of one biography), her writing was the first to be described as "stream of consciousness," and her life is every bit as remarkable as those more famous and remembered.

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Pilgrimage
autobiographical fiction

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Dorothy Richardson: The Genius They Forgot by John Rosenberg biography
Narrative's Journey: The Fiction and Film Writing of Dorothy Richardson by Susan Gevirtz analysis and criticism
Notes on Pilgrimage: Dorothy Richardson Annotated by George H. Thomson guide
The Pilgrimage of Dorothy Richardson by Joanne Winning criticism and analysis
Windows on Modernism: Selected Letters of Dorothy Richardson by Dorothy Miller Richardson, Gloria Fromm (Editor) correspondence

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