Sophie Gee

Sophie Gee has taught in the English Department at Princeton University since 2002 and is currently inaugural Vice Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Sydney. She is the author of scholarly writing, fiction and journalism and has just finished a monograph about eighteenth century literature called “The Barbarous Feast: Eating and Writing in the Eighteeenth-Century World” (in contract, Princeton University Press).

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Review: Sophie Geeon the novel and intimate interiority
  • The Long Form by Kate Briggs Fitzcarraldo Editions
    Published April 2023
    480pp
    ISBN 9781804270325

Furnished Minds 

Kate Briggs’ The Long Form is equal parts fiction and a critical survey of the history of fictionality. In her review, Sophie Gee shows how Briggs’ formal experiments and portraits of intimate relations return us to the origins of the novel form.
Jul. 2024 • •