Forthcoming Issues

Volume 63, Number 2 - TUDOR AND STUART DRAMA (SPRING 2025)

"Shakespeare’s Early History Plays and the Construction of Government"
Paul Olson

"Lear's Hurricanes: Global Time in King Lear"
Kirsten Sandrock

"Queering History in Christopher Marlowe's Edward II"
Emily King

"The Willow Song and Comedy in Othello"
Stephanie Pietros

"SEL: The Interview"
Darren Freebury-Jones

Volume 63, Number 3 - RESTORATION AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (SUMMER 2025)

Themed Omnibus Review
Daniel O'Quinn

Themed Omnibus Review
Rachael Scarborough King

"British Thalias: Late eighteenth-century women artists and the reconfiguration of the Comic Muse"
Tanya Caldwell

"The Manifestations of “Admiral Hosier’s Ghost”: Richard Glover’s Military Gothic in the Literary Marketplace"
Julia Banister

"Libertinism, Embodiment, and Theatricality in Aphra Behn's The Second Part of The Rover"
Juliana Beykirch

Themed Omnibus Review
Laura Miller

"Shakespearean Failure in Behn's Emperor of the Moon"
Chloe Porter

"SEL: The Interview"
Peter Harrington, Rare Books, London

Volume 63, Number 4 - NINETEENTH-CENTURY NEOLOGISMS (AUTUMN 2025)

"The Romance of Neology; Or, Dislocating Language into Meaning"
Susan Wolfson

"The “Soulzight” of Neologistic Nostalgia in Thomas Hardy and William Barnes"
Veronica Alfano

Themed Omnibus Review
Lee Behlman

"Walter Pater, Neology and the Aesthetics of ‘Ascêsis’"
Giles Whiteley

"Romanticizing Ecology: Germaine de Staël and the Fateful Recognition of Environment"
Devin Griffiths

Themed Omnibus Review
Ayşe Çelikkol

"William Blake’s Radical Wordplay and the Neologism ‘Warshipped’"
Joshua Schouten de Jel

Themed Omnibus Review
Catherine Spooner

"Unsecure Keats and the Domestication of Security"
Neil Ramsey

"'Psilology and Psilosophy’: Hamann, Coleridge, and a Philological Exercise in Neology"
Alexander Regier

"The Inimitable and Neologistical Dickens"
Peter Capuano

"Bania/Banian"
Parama Roy

"Melodrama: Or, melo-drama, mélo-drame, mellow-dram"
Michael Gamer

"'Logistics’: Nineteenth-Century Neologisms"
Susan Zieger

Volume 64, Number 1 - "REPRODUCTION WITHOUT BODIES, BODIES WITHOUT REPRODUCTION" (WINTER 2026)

Volume 64, Number 2 - ENGLISH RENAISSANCE AND TUDOR AND STUART DRAMA (SPRING 2026)

Themed Omnibus Review
Tim Harrison

"Negotiating Market, Gender, and Rituals in The Comedy of Errors"
Huey-ling Lee

"Affective Circulation in Henry V"
Tracey Miller-Tomlinson

Themed Omnibus Review
Randall Martin

Themed Omnibus Review
Julia Lupton

"SEL: The Roundtable"
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Shannon Kelley, Cora Fox, Joanna Huh, Preea Leelah, Patricia Becker Wareh, and Haihong Yang

Volume 64, Number 3 - RESTORATION TO THE NINETEENTH CENTURY (SUMMER 2026)

"Reading Female Friendship in Dion Boucicault’s The Colleen Bawn; Or, the Brides of Garryowen"
Ye Sul Alicia Oh

Themed Omnibus Review
Elisha Jane Cohn

"Narrative Indeterminacy and Connubial Felicity in Pride and Prejudice"
James O'Rourke

"Greenhouses, Water Lilies, and the Gendered Horticultural Displays of Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters"
Melissa Merte

"Frances Brooke, Narrative Repetition, and the Critical Reader: (Re)writing the Sentimental Tradition in The Old Maid"
Chance Pahl