Curating Worlds

Curating Worlds: Museum Practices in Contemporary Literature, Volume 1, is a scholarly work of literary criticism that examines the intersection of archival curation and storytelling. Emma Bond analyzes how museum practices influence literary form, exploring the specific ways stories are constructed, shaped, and communicated within modern texts.

This volume focuses on the relationship between material objects and their narratives, investigating the lives and afterlives of things in a contemporary context. By applying the logic of museum curation to the study of literature, the book provides a detailed framework for understanding how physical artifacts and curated spaces inform the structure of written works.