Articles in this issue

• Authorship, Gender, and the Modern Muse in Edith Wharton's Vance Weston Novels: A Response to Judith P. Saunders
  Margaret Toth, 26:1-13.

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• A Course in Ghost Writing: Philip Roth, Authorship, and Death¹⁾
  David Hadar, 26:14-38.

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• Black Ekphrasis? A Response to Carl Plasa
  Jane Hedley, 26.3:39-46.

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• Is Timon Mad? An Answer to Beatrix Hesse
  Thomas Kullmann, 26:47-53.

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• Poetics of Injustice: The Case of Two Mockingbirds
  Ralph Grunewald, 26:54-85.

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• Overwhelming Questions: An Answer to Chris Ackerley
  Edward Lobb, 26:86-90.

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• Edith Wharton’s Geographical Imagination: A Response to Judith P. Saunders
  Gary Totten, 26:91-101.

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• “An Unparalleled Plethora of Idiocy”: Len Deighton’s Political Skepticism in The Ipcress File
  Robert Lance Snyder, :102-114.

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• “When Contemplation like the Night-Calm Felt”: Religious Considerations in Poetic Texts by Shakespeare, Milton, and Wordsworth
  Henry Weinfield, 26:115-125.

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• The Equanimity of Influence: Milton and Wordsworth
  Stephen M. Fallon, 26:126-140.

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• Tennyson’s “Tithonus” and the Revision of Wordsworth’s “Tintern Abbey”
  Jayne Thomas, 26:141-162.

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• “In Another Light”: New Intertexts for David Dabydeen’s “Turner”
  Carl Plasa, 26:163-203.

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