Issue 4
Brightly Starred (by Rachel Feder)
Boris Johnson is a Fictional Character (by Elaine McGirr)
T. H. White’s Anecdotal Eighteenth Century (by James Robert Wood)
Front Porch (by Susan Harlan)
Nationalism and the Limits of Inquiry (by Douglas Dowland)
Leap (by Emily MacLeod)
The Novel in Two Parts (by Marcie Frank)
Proposals, on Behalf of An Elective Global Canon (by Kiel Shaub)
Pamela Weaponized (by Jenny Davidson)
Susan Harlan, Front Porch
Douglas Dowland, Nationalism and the Limits of Inquiry
Jenny Davidson, Pamela Weaponized
Rachel Feder, Brightly Starred
Elaine McGirr, Boris Johnson is a Fictional Character
James Robert Wood, T. H. White's Anecdotal Eighteenth Century
Keil Shaub, Proposals, on Behalf of An Elective Global Canon
Marcie Frank, The Novel in Two Parts
Emily MacLeod, Leap
Issue Valentine, 2019
Love, Labor, Loss (by Crystal B. Lake)
Drinking Tea Alone with Friends (by J. Brendan Shaw)
Psycho (But Cute) (by Kathleen Tamayo Alves)
A Love Letter for Anne of Green Gables (by Sarah Moon)
William Hay; Or, An Obsession (by Travis Chi Wing Lau)
Taming (by Emily Hodgson Anderson)
Antidote: A Tale of Two Valentines (by Emily Corwin)
An Annotated Playlist for David Hume (by Sarah Tindal Kareem)
Crystal B. Lake, Love, Labor, Loss
J. Brendan Shaw, Drinking Tea Alone with Friends
Kathleen Tamayo Alves, Psycho (But Cute)
Emily Hodgson Anderson, Taming
Sarah Moon, A Love Letter for Anne of Green Gables
Travis Chi Wing Lau, William Hay; Or, An Obsession
Sarah Tindal Kareem, An Annotated Playlist for David Hume
Emily Corwin, Antidote: A Tale of Two Valentines
Issue 3
Allies and Friends: The Women’s March and Alice Curwen’s Quaker Testimonial (by Meghan E. Hall)
To Encounter the Muse (by Elisa Oh)
Pragmatism, Race, and the Collective Subject in Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors (by Henry Turner)
“Letter Boxes:” On Muslim Women and Inconstancy in the Early Modern Period (by Leighla Khansari)
Suicide and State Power at the Columbus Statehouse and in Othello (Carol Mejia LaPerle)
Lee Garrett, The Bachelorette’s Incompetent Iago (Emily Weissbourd)
Between Shakespeare, the World, and Me (Jane Hwang Degenhardt)
Teaching and Taming: On Bianca in The Taming of the Shrew and #MeToo (by Emily Lathrop)
A Pre-Colonial Take on the 2018 Filipino Pro-Woman Bill (by Kirsten Mendoza)
The Problem of Civility: A Genealogy (Urvashi Chakravarty)
Meghan Markle, Good English Housewife (Mira Assaf Kafantaris)
Urvashi Chakravarty, The Problem of Civility: A Genealogy
Emily Weissbourd, Lee Garrett, The Bachelorette’s Incompetent Iago
Carol Mejia LaPerle, Suiicide and State Power at the Columbus Statehouse and in Othello
Jane Hwang Degenhardt, Between Shakespeare, the World, and Me
Henry Turner, Pragmatism, Race, and the Collective Subject in Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors
Mira Assaf Kafantaris, Meghan Markle, Good English Housewife
Meghan E. Hall, Allies and Friends: The Women’s March and Alice Curwen’s Quaker Testimonial
Elisa Oh, To Encounter the Muse
Leighla Khansari, “Letter Boxes:” On Muslim Women and Inconstancy in the Early Modern Period
Emily Lathrop, Teaching and Taming: On Bianca in The Taming of the Shrew and #MeToo
Kirsten Mendoza, A Pre-Colonial Take on the 2018 Filipino Pro-Woman Bill
Issue 2
DIY Claude Glasses (by Jessica Roberson)
Snooki Wrote That Op-Ed (by Lucia Whalen)
“Indelible in the Hippocampus” (by Lillian Lu)
The Conscience of an English Major (by Claire McEachern)
I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the V21 Manifesto (by Anonymous)
The Machine, the Garden, and the Hollow (by Andrew Strombeck)
Liking Beer (by Corey Goergen)
How It Feels to Be Colored Me in the Long 18th C (by Leigh-Michil George)
Living in the New, New Middle Ages (by Matthew M. Reeve)
Insensibly Led (by Matthew Rigilano)
Leigh-Michil George, How It Feels to Be Colored Me in the Long 18th C
Claire McEachern, The Conscience of an English Major
Andrew Strombeck, The Machine, the Garden, and the Hollow
Anonymous, I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the V21 Manifesto
Lucia Whalen, Snooki Wrote That Op-Ed
Jessica Roberson, DIY Claude Glasses
Matthew M. Reeve, Living in the New, New Middle Ages
Matthew Rigilano, Insensibly Led
Lillian Lu, “Indelible in the Hippocampus”
Corey Goergen, Liking Beer
Issue 1
Shadow Work (by Emily Hodgson Anderson)
Destroy: Frankenstein for the BLM Movement (by Vincent Haddad)
Lit-Fic-Rev-Engine (by Lona Manning)
Happy Birthday to Emily Brontë, A Very Nasty Woman (by Judith Pascoe)
Books I’d Like to Write! (by Tita Chico)
Immigrant Birds (by Caroline Hovanec)
Outlander: Making Scotland Great Again? (by Angelina Del Balzo)
After Dark in the Playing Fields (by Meredith Wallis)
Emily Hodgson Anderson, Shadow Work
Vincent Haddad, Destroy: Frankenstein for the BLM Movement
Lona Manning, Lit-Fic-Rev-Engine
Judith Pascoe, Happy Birthday to Emily Brontë, A Very Nasty Woman
Tita Chico, Books I'd Like to Write!
Caroline Hovanec, Immigrant Birds
Angelina Del Balzo, Outlander: Making Scotland Great Again?
Meredith Wallis, After Dark in the Playing Fields