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AESTHETIC MATERIALISM: ELECTRICITY AND AMERICAN ROMANTICISM
(Stanford, 2009)
by Paul Gilmore;
To be reviewed by Eric Wilson.
BE ALWAYS CONVERTING, BE ALWAYS CONVERTED: AN AMERICAN POETICS
(Harvard, 2009) 325 pp.
by Rob Wilson;
Reviewed by Elvi Whittaker.
BOHEMIA IN AMERICA, 1858-1920
(Stanford, 2009).
by Joanna Levin;
To be reviewed by .
BRICKS WITHOUT STRAW: A NOVEL
, edited by Carolyn Karcher (Duke, 2009)
by Albion W. Tourgée;
To be reviewed by Jeannine DeLombard.
THE BUSINESS OF REFLECTION: HAWTHORNE IN HIS NOTEBOOKS
(Ohio State, 2009) x + 268 pp.
by Robert Milder and Randall Fuller, eds.;
Reviewed by Laura Dassow Walls.
THE COLLECTED WORKS, VOLUME VIII, LETTERS AND SOCIAL AIMS
(Harvard, Fall 2009)
by Ralph Waldo Emerson;
To be reviewed by Laura Walls.
DISTANCING ENGLISH: A CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE INEXPRESSIBLE
(Ohio State, 2009) i-viii + 178 pp.
by Page Richards;
Reviewed by Gavin Jones.
EDGAR ALLAN POE AND THE DUPIN MYSTERIES
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2008) i-x + 262 pp.
by Richard Kopley;
Reviewed by Louis Renza.
THE FEMINISM OF CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN: SEXUALITIES, HISTORIES, PROGRESSIVISM
(Chicago, 2009) 467pp.
by Judith A. Allen;
Reviewed by Cynthia J. Davis.
GLOBAL DAWN: THE CULTURAL FOUNDATION OF AMERICAN INTERNATIONALISM, 1865-1890
(Harvard, 2009)
by Frank Ninkovich;
To be reviewed by Stephen Shapiro.
GLOBAL DAWN: THE CULTURAL FOUNDATION OF AMERICAN INTERNATIONALISM, 1865-1890
(Harvard, 2009) 418pp.
by Frank Ninkovich;
Reviewed by Stephen Shapiro.
THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE CLASSICS IN AMERICA: GREECE, ROME, AND THE ANTEBELLUM UNITED STATES
(Harvard, 2009) xiii + 258 pp.
by Carl J. Richard;
Reviewed by James Tatum.
THE HISTORICAL NOVEL IN EUROPE, 1650-1950
(Cambridge, 2009)
by Richard Maxwell;
To be reviewed by Harry Shaw.
IMAGINING EQUALITY IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE
(Cambridge 2009) viii + 212 pp
by Kerry Larson;
Reviewed by Andrea Stone.
IN THE SHADOW OF DU BOIS: AFRO-MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT IN AMERICA
(Harvard University Press, Fall 2009)
by Robert Gooding-Williams;
To be reviewed by Martin Favor.
INTERIOR STATES: INSTITUTIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE INNER LIFE OF DEMOCRACY IN THE ANTEBELLUM UNITED STATES
(Duke, 2009) x + 368 pp.
by Christopher Castiglia;
Reviewed by Jeannine DeLombard.
JOURNALISM AND THE NOVEL: TRUTH AND FICTION, 1700-2000
(Cambridge, 2009) viii + 269 pp.
by Doug Underwood;
Reviewed by Jack Vespa.
LANGUAGE AND THE RENEWAL OF SOCIETY IN WALT WHITMAN, LAURA (RIDING) JACKSON, AND CHARLES OLSON: THE AMERICAN CRATYLUS
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009) xx + 219pp.
by Carla Billitteri;
Reviewed by Brian Reed.
LAW AND LITERATURE 3rd edition
(Harvard, 2009)
by Richard A. Posner;
Reviewed by Robert F. Barsky.
LICENTIOUS GOTHAM: EROTIC PUBLISHING AND ITS PROSECUTION IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY NEW YORK
(Harvard, 2009) vii + 386 pp., 24 Illustrations
by Donna Dennis;
Reviewed by Paul J. Erickson.
LOUIS H. SULLIVAN AND A 19TH-CENTURY POETICS OF NATURALIZED ARCHITECTURE
(Ashgate, May 2009)
by Lauren S. Weingarden;
To be reviewed by Robert Twombly.
PERSEPHONE RISES, 1860-1927: MYTHOGRAPHY, GENDER, AND THE CREATION OF A NEW SPIRITUALITY
(Ashgate, 2009) xvi + 171 pp.
by Margot K. Louis;
Reviewed by Andrew Radford.
POE, "THE HOUSE OF USHER," AND THE AMERICAN GOTHIC
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
by Dennis Perry and Carl Sederholm;
To be reviewed by Jerrold Hogle.
SLAVES TO FASHION: BLACK DANDYISM AND THE STYLING OF BLACK DIASPORIC IDENTITY
(Duke, 2009)
by Monica L. Miller;
To be reviewed by Martin Favor.
UNCOMMON WOMEN: GENDER AND REPRESENTATION IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY U.S. WOMEN'S WRITING
(Ohio State, 2009)
by Laura Laffrado;
To be reviewed by Susan Scheckel.
VICTORIAN DETECTIVE FICTION AND THE NATURE OF EVIDENCE: THE SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS OF POE, DICKENS, AND DOYLE
(Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)
by Lawrence Frank;
To be reviewed by Paul Grimstad.
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