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Volume 20, Number 3, 2006
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The entrepreneurial spirit and `The life of the poor': communal ideology and social struggle in the prose fictions of Thomas Deloney
pp. 395-418(24)
Author: Morrow, David

Embodied panic: revisiting modernist `religion' in the controversies over Ulysses and The Satanic Verses
pp. 419-440(22)
Author: Kane, Jean

Eliot in the underworld: the politics of fragmentary form
pp. 441-462(22)
Author: Howarth, Peter

Novitiates, saints and priestesses: the unreadable pleasures of Ladies Almanack
pp. 463-489(27)
Author: Caselli, Daniela

`Writing back': contemporary re-visionary fiction
pp. 491-507(17)
Author: Widdowson, Peter

Inoperative ironies: Jamesian aestheticism and post-modern culture in Alan Hollinghurst's the line of beauty
pp. 509-527(19)
Author: Eastham, Andrew

`Who wants pale, thin, pink flesh?': Bharati Mukherjee, whiteness, and South Asian American writing
pp. 529-547(19)
Author: Maxey, Ruth

Reviews
pp. 549-576(28)

Review essay
pp. 577-585(9)
Authors: Pieters, Jürgen; Madelein, Christophe

Abstracts and keywords
pp. 587-590(4)

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