Volume 13 (1984)

Better to be Silly": From Vision to Reality in Barnaby Rudge
JULIET McMASTER

Fantasy and Realism: A Defense of The Chimes
MARILYN J. KURATA

Biblical Reading in the Later Dickens: The Book of Job According to Bleak House
JANET LARSON

The Prose and Poetry of Great Expectations
DAVID GERVAIS

Dickens and the Uncanny: Repression and Displacement in Great Expectations
MICHAL PELED GINSBURG

The Book of Insolvent Fates: Financial Speculation in Our Mutual Friend
MICHAEL COTSELL

Edwin Drood and the Mystery of Apartness
JOHN BEER

Dickens and the Proleptic Uncanny
H. M. DALESKI

Locus Suspectus: Narrative, Castration, and the Uncanny
DIANNE F. SADOFF

The Spirit of Fiction and The Poetry of Fact
K.J. FIELDING

John Macrone: Victorian Publisher
JOHN SUTHERLAND

History and Biography as Models for Narrative: James's The Bostonians, Princess Casamassima, and The Tragic Muse
LOIS HUGHSON

Recent Dickens Studies: 1982
ROBERT L. PATTEN

The Rediscovery of the Monster -- Fiction and Context in Recent Fiction Criticism: A Guide to Research
LOUIS JAMES

Wilkie Collins Studies, 1972-83
KIRK H. BLEETZ