Melissa Schaub on middlebrow feminism | Mara Reisman visits Cold Comfort Farm | Four pieces from Lydia Davis | Angela Laflen puts wikis to work | Four reviews

Trevor Cook brings us the correspondence of Harold Bloom and Northrop Frye | Nadia Nurhussein examines dialect in ‘Sleeping with the Dictionary’ | Fiction from Hilary Plum and five peomes by Zach Savich | Betsy A. Bowen and Sally O’Driscoll take on the relationship between comp and lit | Four reviews | NeMLA notes

Betina Entzminger interviews Louis Bayard | Jacqueline Foertsch looks at interracial sex and survival in post-nuclear films | Stories galore from Jaime Warburton and Noel Sloboda | Karen Cardozo looks at life after tenure | Five great reviews

41.2 (Winter 2012) Articles: Mexico and Weimar’s Anti-Authoritarian Socialist Imagination: Storytelling, Working, and “Unworking” in B. Traven Martin Kley “Die lange blutige Literatursitzung:” Veit Miiller’s Interrogation of the Writing Process […]

41.1 (Summer 2011) nine eleven + ten in literature, popular culture, and the classroom Introduction and Acknowledgments Justine Dymond Crisis of Memory: Memorializing 9/11 in the Comic Book Universe Cathy J. […]

40.2 (Winter 2011) Articles: “A Multitude of Drops”: Recursion and Globalization in David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas Jason Howard Mezey “His home is not the land”: Caretaking, Domesticity, and Gender in The Grapes […]

40.1 (Summer 2010) Articles: “‘This Hideous Drama of Revivification’: Poe’s Fiction and Reprint Culture” Carl Ostrowski “The Wisdom of Anne Bradstreet: Eschewing Eve and Emulating Elizabeth” Jacqueline Foertsch Profession & […]

39.2 (Winter 2010) Articles: Mrs. Darcy’s Daughter: An Unpublished Play by Charles W. Chesnutt Introduction Matthew Wilson and Anne Marie McDonald Mrs. Darcy’s Daughter Charles W. Chesnutt Responses Robert Nowatzki, […]

39.1 (Summer 2009) Articles: “An Interview with Porochista Khakpour” Jessica Boudakian Introduction by Jessica Boudakian and Patrick T. Henry “Dystopic Visions in a World of Illusion: El desengaño en un […]

38.2 (Winter 2009) Collaborations: NeMLA at 40 Collaborating with History: Nineteenth-Century African American (Auto)biography “Introduction and Acknowledgments” Jason Haslam “‘The Poets are With Us’: Frederick Douglass and John Milton” Melissa […]

38.1 (Summer 2008) Articles: “Christopher Isherwood and Virginia Woolf: Diaries and Fleeting Impressions of Fascism” Judy Suh “Inquisitorial Theatrics and Errant Subjects in Don Quixote” Ryan Prendergast “Torture, Modern Experience, […]

37.1 (Summer 2007) Articles: “The Sociology of Thackeray’s “Howling Wilderness”: Selfishness, Secrecy and Performance in Vanity Fair” Leila S. May Profession & Pedagogy: “Untranslatable? Making American Literature in Translation Digital” […]