James Kearns was called as a barrister at Middle Temple, London, in 1997, specialising in both Criminal and Family Law at the Inns of Court School of Law. He is a registered university teacher at the University of Plymouth and lecturer in Contextual Studies and the Dissertation Module at Cornwall College University Centre. He earned his M.A. in English Studies: Landscape and Literature at the University of Exeter, and received his Ph.D. in English from the School of Society and Culture, University of Plymouth. He has published three fishy novels: Guppy, Herring, and Gurnard.

• Introduction: There’s Theory and Stuff1. A Question of Scale in The Voyage Out2. Memorial Underpinnings in To the Lighthouse 3. On Making Wholes in The Years4. Dissolution and Character: The Years Continued5. Unifying: Dispersing in Between the ActsConclusion: Who Said the Play’s Over?

James Kearns was called as a barrister at Middle Temple, London, in 1997, specialising in both Criminal and Family Law at the Inns of Court School of Law. He is a registered university teacher at the University of Plymouth and lecturer in Contextual Studies and the Dissertation Module at Cornwall College University Centre. He earned his M.A. in English Studies: Landscape and Literature at the University of Exeter, and received his Ph.D. in English from the School of Society and Culture, University of Plymouth. He has published three fishy novels: Guppy, Herring, and Gurnard.

• Introduction: There’s Theory and Stuff1. A Question of Scale in The Voyage Out2. Memorial Underpinnings in To the Lighthouse 3. On Making Wholes in The Years4. Dissolution and Character: The Years Continued5. Unifying: Dispersing in Between the ActsConclusion: Who Said the Play’s Over?

James Kearns was called as a barrister at Middle Temple, London, in 1997, specialising in both Criminal and Family Law at the Inns of Court School of Law. He is a registered university teacher at the University of Plymouth and lecturer in Contextual Studies and the Dissertation Module at Cornwall College University Centre. He earned his M.A. in English Studies: Landscape and Literature at the University of Exeter, and received his Ph.D. in English from the School of Society and Culture, University of Plymouth. He has published three fishy novels: Guppy, Herring, and Gurnard.

• Introduction: There’s Theory and Stuff1. A Question of Scale in The Voyage Out2. Memorial Underpinnings in To the Lighthouse 3. On Making Wholes in The Years4. Dissolution and Character: The Years Continued5. Unifying: Dispersing in Between the ActsConclusion: Who Said the Play’s Over?