Editing Men with Bifocal Glasses: I...Wonder

==Overview and Issues==
* Article on disability in Dorothy Dunnett's works.
* [[WG146]]

==Abstract==
* The article discusses disability and disabled characters in Lymond Chronicles, House of Niccolo and Johnson Johnson books including the use of disability as a disguise, the credibility of the heroic plot and a more detailed discussion of Johnson Johnson role as a spy and his relationship with his various partners in the context of his assumed disabilities.

==Author==
* [[Judith Wilt]]

==References==
* (none)

==People==
* [[Ian Fleming]]
* [[John le Carré]]

==Fictional Character==
* [[Lymond]] - social disability, 'hunchback'
* [[Nicholas]]
* [[Christian Stewart]] - blindness
* [[Robin of Berecrofts]]
* [[Johnson Johnson]] - bifocals, presbyopia, immuno-compromised
* [[Rita Geddes]] - dyslexia
* [[Wendy Helmann]]
* [[Joanna Emerson]]

==Locations==
* (none)

==Literature==
* (none)

==Illustrations==
* (none)

==Historical Events==
* Cold War

==Other References==
* disable characters
* blindness
* spectacles
* dyslexia

==Quotes from Dunnett==
* "The series itself became a record of changing social habits over a quarter of a century as applied to a man who has aged by only a few years in the same time... [It] saves a lot of bother, and even adds to the already surreal and frivolous tone of the series.' The Miraculous Mirror, The Dorothy Dunnett Society. p30. (Referring to Dolly Series)


* [[Category: WG Articles]]