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Volume 64


Volume 64, Number 4 - THE NINETEENTH CENTURY (AUTUMN 2026)

"Caste Antiquity and Anglo-Irish Whiteness in The Absentee"
Shruti Jain

"William Godwin, Mary Shelley, and the Art of Life Extension"
Matthew Redmond

"SEL: The Roundtable"
"Introduction: Transnational/Transimperial/Transcultural Affiliation and the Aftermaths of Victorian Empire"
Kristin Mahoney

"trans-imperial intimacies, Pan-Asianism, and the Victorian Aftermath"
Preeshita Biswas

"Strange Beauty and Settler Aestheticism: Olive Schreiner's Transimperial Aesthetics in The Story of an African Farm"
Dustin Friedman

"Marx's Gothic Ecology and Colonial Ireland: Transnational Catastrophe, Internationalist Resistance"
Amy E. Martin

"Tracing Indentureship in H. Rider Haggard's King Solomon's Mines"
Oishani Sengupta

"Zionism in British India: A Negation of the Diaspora?"
Amanda Shubert

Thematic Review Essay: Race and Empire
Joseph Rezek



Volume 65

Volume 65, Number 1 - THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE (WINTER 2027)

"Milton on Enthusiasm"
William Miller

"SEL: The Roundtable"
"Introduction: Speculation and Early Modern Literary Studies"
Jane Hwang Degenhardt and Marissa Greenberg

"'Who Knows?': Literature, Science, and Speculative Poetry"
Liza Blake

"Shakespeare's Associative Leaps and Speculative Metonymies"
Jane Hwang Degenhardt

"Speculative Reading from the Kitchen"
Marissa Greenberg

"Speculating Across Time: Philip Pullman, the Early Modern, and Swirly Historicism"
Kristen Poole

"Speculating About the Classical Past(s) in the English Renaissance"
Lauren Robertson

"How to Live Safely in a Spenser Fictional Universe"
Colleen Rosenfeld



Thematic Review Essay
Julie Crawford

Thematic Review Essay: Bodies, the Non(Human), and Natural Order
Holly Dugan

Thematic Review Essay: International Relations, Empire, and Politics
David Hawkes


Volume 65, Number 2 - TUDOR AND STUART DRAMA (SPRING 2027)

"Domesticating Revenge: Patient Moral Violence in Heywood's A Woman Killed With Kindness"
Noam Reisner

"Horticulture, Colonialism, and Spacetime in Middleton's A Game at Chess"
Seth Swanner

Thematic Review Essay
Timothy Harrison

Thematic Review Essay
Jennifer Higginbotham

Volume 65, Number 23 - The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century (SUMMER 2027)

"Everybody Knows: Gossip and Commonality in Anthony Trollope’s He Knew He Was Right"
Geoffrey Baker

"Vocation and the Single Woman in Mary Seacole's Wonderful Adventures"
Kelsey Rall

Thematic Review Essay
Mary Fairclough

Thematic Review Essay
Stephanie Hilger

Thematic Review Essay
Melissa Sodeman