Articles in this issue

• Resurrection as Blasphemy in Canto 5 of Edmund Spenser's "The Legend of Holiness"
  Åke Bergvall, 16.1-3:1-10.

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• Echo Restored: A Reading of George Herbert's "Heaven"¹⁾
  Inge Leimberg, 16.1-3:11-25.

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• The Trials and Tribulations of the revenants: Narrative Techniques and the Fragmented Hero in Mary Shelley and Théophile Gautier
  Elena Anastasaki, 16.1-3:26-46.

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• Decadence and Renewal in Dickens's Our Mutual Friend
  Leona Toker, 16.1-3:47-59.

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• The Return of the Dead in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing and Alias Grace
  Burkhard Niederhoff, 16.1-3:60-91.

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• "For/From Lew": The Ghost Visitations of Lew Welch and the Art of Zen Failure. A Dialogue for Two Voices
  John Whalen-Bridge, 16.1-3:92-115.

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• Dis(re)membering History's revenants: Trauma, Writing, and Simulated Orality in Toni Morrison's Beloved
  Hannes Bergthaller, 16.1-3:116-36.

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• Attitudes Towards Death in Middle English Lyrics and Hagiography
  Matthias Galler, 16.1-3:129-43.

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• "Betray'd to Shame": Venice Preserved and the Paradox of She-Tragedy
  Elizabeth Gruber, 16.1-3:158-71.

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• The Person from Porlock in "Kubla Khan" and Later Texts: Inspiration, Agency, and Interruption
  Laura Mooneyham White, 16.1-3:172-93.

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• Self and Other: Narrativity in Xinran's The Good Women of China and Sky Burial
  Amy Lai, 16.1-3:194-218.

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• Bennett's The History Boys: Unnoticed Ironies Lead to Critical Neglect
  John J. Stinson, 16:219-45.

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