Summer 2018
Special Issue: The Novel and Neoliberalism
NANCY ARMSTRONG & JOHN MARX | Editors’ Introduction
TOM MCCARTHY | Vanity’s Residue
NICHOLAS HUBER | Zero Degree Everything: An Interview with Tom McCarthy
DEIRDRA REBER | A Tale of Two Marats: On the Abhorrence of Verticality, from Laissez-Faire to Neoliberalism
JANE ELLIOTT | The Microeconomic Mode
NATHAN HENSLEY | Drone Form
EMILIO SAURI | The Abstract, the Concrete, and the Labor of the Novel
MATTHEW HART | Something Extraordinary Keeps on Happening: J.G. Ballard’s Enclave World
RACHEL GREENWALD SMITH | The Contemporary Novel and Post-Democratic Form
PAUL STASI | The Freedom to See: Social Relations and Aesthetic Form in The Golden Bowl
LILY SAINT | From a Distance: Teju Cole, World Literature, and the Limits of Connection
JEANNE-MARIE JACKSON | Plurality in Question: Zimbabwe and the Agonistic African Novel
VAUGHN RASBERRY |History’s Happy Ending: Bare Theory and the Novel