Articles in this issue

• Response to Christopher Wessman, "Marlowe's Edward II as 'Actaeonesque History'"
  Felicia Bonaparte, Jakob Stern and [else] and Jakob Stern, Vol. 9: 223-27

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• Identifying Marlowe's Radicalism: A Response to Christopher Wessman
  Anthony DiMatteo, and [else], Vol. 9: 228-40

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• Edward II, "Actaeonesque History," Espionage and Performance
  Rick Bowers, and [else], Vol. 9: 241-47

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• Well-Wishing Adventurers: Shakespeare's Sonnets and Narrative Poems by A. D. Cousins and Recent Responses to Shakespeare's Non-Dramatic Verse
  Liam Semler, and [else], Vol. 9: 248-56

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• Making Friends of Stage and Page: A Response to Alan Rosen
  Judith Rosenheim, and [else], Vol. 9: 257-68

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• Some Notes on the 'Single Sentiment' and Romanticism of Charlotte Smith¹⁾
  Sandro Jung, and [else], Vol. 9: 269-84

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• A Response to "Some Notes on the 'Single Sentiment' and Romanticism of Charlotte Smith"
  Monika Gomille, and [else], Vol. 9: 285-88

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• Performing Gender and Genre in Miles Franklin's My Career Goes Bung
  Barbara Schmidt-Haberkamp, and [else], Vol. 9: 289-95

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• Female Histories from Australia and Canada as Counter-Discourses to the National
  Marion Spies, and [else], Vol. 9: 296-315

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• Spinell and Connie: Joyce Carol Oates Re-Imagining Thomas Mann?
  Alan D. Latta, and [else], Vol. 9: 316-29

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