Forthcoming Issues

Volume 61, Number 2 - TUDOR AND STUART DRAMA (SPRING 2021)

"Christian and Stoic Patience in King Lear"
Deni Kasa

"Shakespeare's Henry V and the Ciphers of History"
William Casey Caldwell

"'The Bay Trees Are All Withered': Ecological Trauerspiel in Shakespeare's Richard II"
Natalie Suzelis

"Possible Pregnancy and All's Well's Uncertain Ends"
Bethany Packard

"Pity, Singular Disability, and the Makings of Shakespearean Tragedy in Julius Caesar"
Pasquale Toscano

"Hamlet's 'Inexplicable Dumb Shows' and the Peculiar Pleasures of the Enigmatic"
Michael West

Volume 61, Number 3 - RESTORATION AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (SUMMER 2021)

"Sarah Fielding's Double Stratagem in 'The Lives of Cleopatra and Octavia'"
Earla Wilputte

"Gendered Violence and Verse Citation in Richardson's Clarissa"
Anne Persons

"Elysian Landscapes and Cultural Self-fashioning in Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's Letters from Turkey and Italy"
Shirley Tung

"Still in Suspense: Interruption and Stasis in Charlotte Smith's Beachy Head"
Annika Mann

"The Romantic Intersection of Anna Seward, the Ladies of Llangollen, and Mary Tighe"
Harriet Linkin

"Rochester's Triplets, Offspring of Libertinism or Reason?"
Catherine Addison

Volume 61, Number 4 - NINETEENTH CENTURY (AUTUMN 2021)

"The Soul of Man under Fairy Tales: Oscar Wilde, Social Justice, and Aesthetic Disidentification"
James Campbell

"'[T]hat Fatal Register': Registration and Impersonation in A Tale of Two Cities"
Clayton Tarr

"Shirley: History after Wuthering Heights"
Kate Lawson

"Realism, Initially"
Ellen Bistline

"Oriental Debts and Occidental Avatars in Robert Southey's The Curse of Kehama"
Christopher Kelleher

"Slum Realism and the Politics of Aesthetics in Besant's All Sorts and Conditions of Men"
Sophia Hsu

Volume 62, Number 1 - SPECIAL ISSUE: WORLD, GLOBE, PLANET (WINTER 2022)

Guest Editors: Joseph Campana and Ayesha Ramachandran

Volume 62, Number 2 - TUDOR AND STUART DRAMA (SPRING 2022)

"Conscience in Hamlet and Claudius"
Joshua R. Held

"Milton's Tenderness: Post-Critique and Its Limits in the Ludlow Masque"
Jason Peters

"'Wanton child': Fantasies of Infanticide, Abortion, and Monstrous Birth in Mary Wroth's Pamphilia to Amphilanthus"
Rhema Hokama

"Funerary Epigraphy and the Form of George Herbert's 'The Water-course'"
John Kuhn

Volume 62, Number 3 - RESTORATION AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (SUMMER 2022)

"Bernard Mandeville's Fashionable Consumerism as Public Virtue"
Autumn Finley

"Small Things That 'Cleave': Hannah Allen's Scissors and Her Religious Melancholy"
Laura Seymour