If I ever get to it I'll take a look at Burrow's book, though likely for my needs your discussion of iteration is more than sufficient! And thanks for saying that about the Peake piece; will be writing about the other two Gorm. novels shortly, just need to finish them...
Will be interested to see what you make of Titus Alone. It's very different, and I think deliberately so. There are some really interesting drafts at the BL where he starts feeling it out in a form that's almost like a Samuel Beckett script.
I've read so much dislike for Titus Alone that I instinctually *want* to like it before having started it. But I'm pretty excited for the new direction it takes and sorting through the editorial weirdness of a posthumous manuscript (really curious about Titus Awakes, too).