Our parent press, Indiana UP, publishes this series of blog posts by JML authors explaining background for their essays, how they landed on their topics, and avenues for future research.
The Beast Turning Human: A Closer Look at JML 46.4
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/the-beast-turning-human-a-closer-look-at-jml-46-4/
Beckett’s Permanent Revolution: A Closer Look at JML 46.3
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/becketts-permanent-revolution-a-closer-look-at-jml-46-3/
Blasting out the past in Milkman: A Closer Look at JML 47.2
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/blasting-out-the-past-in-milkman-a-closer-look-at-jml-47-2/
A Closer Look at JML 47.2: Michel Houellebecq, a theorist of fluid identity?
Coetzee’s Survival Tactics: A Closer Look at JML 46.2
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/coetzees-survival-tactics-a-closer-look-at-jml-46-2/
The Deeply Rooted Heritage of Recycled Poetics: A Closer Look at JML 47.1
The Elements of Pace in Spy Fiction: A Closer Look at JML 46.2
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/the-elements-of-pace-in-spy-fiction-a-closer-look-at-jml-46-2/
E. M. Forster’s Nuclear Aesthetics: A Closer Look at JML 47.4
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/e-m-forsters-nuclear-aesthetics-a-closer-look-at-jml-47-4/
Laughing at Fascism in Vonnegut's Mother Night: A Closer Look at JML 46.1
Maps and Traps in Joyce's Ulysses: A Closer Look at JML 46.3
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/maps-and-traps-in-joyces-ulysses-a-closer-look-at-jml-46-3/
Mishappenstance in Conrad: A Closer Look at JML 46.1
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/mishappenstance-in-conrad-a-closer-look-at-jml-46-1/
Mosquito Narrators and the Subaltern Voice: A Closer Look at JML 48.3
This Old Goose Still Honks: Dysfluency in William Carlos Williams's Late Poetry [JML 48.2]
Theory’s Theatrics in “Circe”: A Closer Look at JML 47.3
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/theorys-theatrics-in-circe-a-closer-look-at-jml-47-3/
W.G. Sebald and the Wars in Yugoslavia: A Closer Look at JML 48.4
https://iupress.org/connect/blog/w-g-sebald-and-the-wars-in-yugoslavia-a-closer-look-at-jml-48-4/
Woolf's The Waves and tormented public-school boys: A Closer Look at JML 46.4


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