John N. Duvall, Editor

Robert P. Marzec, Associate Editor

Published for the Purdue English Department by the Johns Hopkins University Press

New Issue

Summer 2009

Volume 55, Number 2

• Christopher Breu on Radical Noir: Negativity, Misogyny, and The Critique of Privatization in Dorothy Hughes’s In A Lonely Place

• Sophia Forster on Americanist Literary Realism: Howells, Historicism, and American Exceptionalism

• Ronald Granofsky on “His Father’s Dirty Digging”: Recuperating the Masculine in D. H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers

• Everett Hamner on Damning Fundamentalism: Sinclair Lewis and the Trials of Fiction

• Hilary Hinds on Ordinary Disappointments: Femininity, Domesticity, and Nation in British Middlebrow Fiction, 1920-1944

• Chris Prentice on From Visibility to Visuality: Patrica Grace’s Baby No-Eyes and the Cultural Politics of Decolonization

• Stephen J. Burn on Don DeLillo’s Great Jones Street and the Science of Mind

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