Literary Allusion in Kate Bush's Work

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From: mlafleur@TIGGER.STCLOUD.MSUS.EDU (M.O. LaFleur)
Date: 5 Dec 93 22:22:30 -0600
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I am contemplating a paper on literatary allusion in 
"alternative" music, and I would like to ask your help.

First, let me comment on my use of "alternative."  I loath 
such classifications as the next person, but I find it a 
useful tag for what I am doing.  I wish to concentrate on 
more contemporary artists, say works in the past 2 or 3 
years, and I need the allusions to be to literature.

I have found, with the help of others, some substantial 
allusions in Kate Bushes work.  If you don't mind, please
email me what you have found in her work.

Thank you,

M.O.LaFleur
mlafleur@tigger.stcloud.msus.edu

P.S.  Any other musical artists beside Kate Bush would be 
welcome as well.