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Recent Trends in the Contemporary American Fairy Tale by Jack Zipes;De-Radicalising Pinocchio by Richard Wunderlich; Reinscribing Cinderella:Jane Austen and the Fairy Tale by Norma Rowen; Shoring Fragments: How Beautyand the Beast Adapts Consensus Reality to Shape Its Magical World by DennisO'Brien; The Corpse in the Dung Cart: The Night-Side of Nature and theVictorian Supernatural Tale by Robert F. Geary; Reader Response and FantasyLiterature: The Uses and Abuses of Interpretation in Queen Victoria's Alicein Wonderland by John Pennington; Gautier, Freud, and the Fantastic:Psychoanalysis avant la lettre? by Nigel E. Smith; Love and Automata: FromHoffman to Lem and From Freud to Kristeva by Miglena Nikolchina; The CompanyWe Keep: Comic Function in M. G. Lewis' The Monk by Gareth M. Euridge;"Worlds of glass": The Heroine's Quest for Identity in Spenser's FairieQueene and Stephen R. Donaldson's Mirror of Her Dreams by Laurel L. Hendrix;What About Bob? Doubles and Demons in Twin Peaks by Nancy Buffington; TheSilent Audience "al stounded" in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: Elements ofthe Fantastic in Medieval Romance by Barbara Kline; Oliphaunts in thePerilous Realm: The Function of Internal Wonder in Fantasy by William Senior;Criminal Artists and Artisans in Mysteries by E. T. A. Hoffman, DorothySayers, Ernesto Sabato, Patrick Suskind, and Thomas Harris by EdithBorchardt; The Craft of the Fantastic in Anatole France's La Revolte desanges by Juliette Gilman; Sally Johnson: Paperworks by Dorothy Joiner;Culture as Spiritual Metaphor in Le Guin's Always Going Home by Sarah Webb;Assuming the Present in SF: Sartre in a New Dimension by Bud Foote; FindingOne's Place in the Fantastic: Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising by ValerieKrips; Carter and Blake: The Dangers of Innocence by Mary Y. Hallab; Travelsin Hyperreality: Jean Baudrillard's America and J. G. Ballard's Hello Americaby Veronica Hollinger; The Men Who Walked on the Moon: Images of America in"New Wave" Science Fiction of the 1960s and 1970s by Rob Latham; The Closingof the Final Frontier: Science Fiction after 1960 by Brian Attebery.