All Stories

  1. Book Review: Doireann Ní Ghríofa, A Ghost in the Throat. Windsor, Ontario: Biblioasis, 2020. isbn 9781771964111. 336 pages. $22.95.
  2. Writing without Style: Translingualism as Spiritual Discipline
  3. Introduction
  4. The phenomenon of rejection
  5. An analysis of the popularity and relevance of Camus's novel The Plague during the Covid pandemic.
  6. Analysis of the second translation into English of Camus's The Plague.
  7. The life and work of Larry McMurtry
  8. Multilingual Literature of the United States
  9. An encyclopedic study of literary translingualism by specialists.
  10. Translingual delirium: Aleksandra Lun’s Los palimpsestos
  11. Analysis of American antipathy to languages other than English.
  12. An Interview with Chad W. Post
  13. Response to Special Issue of Journal of World Literature on Literary Translingualism
  14. Writer Speaks with Forked Tongue
  15. Interview with Antonio Ruiz-Camacho
  16. Discussion between two critics on literary translingualism and related matters.
  17. Comparison of Henry Roth and Philip Roth.
  18. ¿Qué es Literatura Translingual?
  19. Writing South and North
  20. Translating Rulfo: A Conversation with Ilan Stavans
  21. Promiscuous tongues: erotics of translingualism and translation
  22. Review
  23. Fictionalized Folly
  24. Alien autographs: how translators make their marks
  25. Setting a Bad Example
  26. A League of his Own
  27. Translation’s Trail
  28. Living on Writer's Block: Henry Roth and American Literature
  29. Another Round
  30. I Give You My Word
  31. Raising Muscovite Ducks and Government Suspicions: Henry Roth and the FBI
  32. Just A Jew Named Joe
  33. The Fulbright Report as Literary Genre
  34. Torpid Smoke: The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov
  35. Book Review: The Nickel Was for the Movies: Film in the Novel from Pirandello to Puig
  36. Letters
  37. Gatsby's Party: The System and the List in Contemporary Narrative (review)
  38. Textuality and Subjectivity: Essays on Language and Being (review)
  39. Writing about AIDS, Randy Shilts used The Plague as a template.
  40. The Trials of Recent American Film
  41. SartreanEngagement:Joining the Battle
  42. Why the Novel Matters: A Postmodern Perplex, and: Dickens, Manzoni, Zola, and James: The Impossible Romance (review)
  43. Machine, Metaphor, and the Writer: A Jungian View, and: Detotalized Totalities: Synthesis and Disintegration in Naturalist, Existential, and Socialist Fiction, and: Crossing the Shadow-Line: The Literature of Estrangement (review)
  44. Telling It All: Pandictic Art
  45. The Imposition of Form: Studies in Narrative Representation and Knowledge (review)
  46. The Cinematic Novel: Tracking a Concept
  47. The Self-Apparent Word: Fiction as Language/Language as Fiction, and Making Believe: Philosophical Reflections on Fiction, and Style and Structure in the Novel: An Introduction
  48. The Yellow Rose of Texas
  49. Individuation
  50. The Self-Begetting Novel
  51. Beckett’s Trilogy
  52. The Fiction of Self-Begetting
  53. Marcel’s Self-Begetting Novel
  54. La Nausée
  55. La Modification and Beyond
  56. Some Reflexive Fictions
  57. The Self-Begetting Novel and the English Tradition
  58. Singular Third Person: Camus'sLa Peste
  59. Grand Openings and Plain: The Poetics of First Lines
  60. The mirror and the magic lantern inA la recherche
  61. The Fiction of Self-Begetting
  62. Gnomes
  63. Origin of Specious
  64. Bootless Epitaph
  65. Monologue from Body to Soul
  66. Raising the net: Iris murdoch and the tradition of the self‐begetting novel
  67. Sartre'sLa Nauséeas Self-Begetting Novel
  68. Leslie Fiedler
  69. Non-Latino Authors Writing on Latino Topics