...Jeanne Campbell Reesman © 2001 Duke University Press 2001 14 Fiction: 1900 to the 1930s Jeanne Campbell Reesman Gertrude Stein and Jack London continued to attract steady and diversi- fied interest, and Mary Austin elicited unprecedented attention. ‘‘New’’ figures...

... is treated in chapter 17, Poetry: 1900 to the 1940s Work on Jack London, Theodore Dreiser, John Dos Passos, and the Harlem Renaissance is plentiful, and women regionalists continue to generate new studies. i Gertrude Stein In The Sense of Gertrude Stein (NewC 16, ix: 11 16) Donald Lyons furnishes...

... applied in Tender Buttons and Lifting Belly. 284 Fiction: 1900 to the 1930s ii  Jack London and Theodore Dreiser Where would we be today in London studies without the extraordi- nary dedication of Jeanne Campbell Reesman? This year alone she has brought out two...

...Donna M. Campbell Duke University Press 2004 14 Fiction: 1900 to the 1930s Donna M. Campbell New books on H. L. Mencken, Jack London, Winnifred Eaton, and W. E. B. Du Bois attest to strong interest in this era, as does work on a number of relatively unknown authors...

... Naturalism As he did last year, Jack London received the most scholarly atten- tion of the naturalist writers. Jeanne Campbell Reesman continues her important work on yet another facet of London with Jack London, Photographer (Georgia), written with Sara S. Hodson, curator of liter- ary manuscripts...

...) is similarly well done, including pertinent pictures and well- chosen essays to contextualize the work. New editions of Lucy Church Amiably (Dalkey Archive) and Matisse, Picasso, and Gertrude Stein, intro- duced by Jennifer Ashton (Dover), also appeared this year. ii Jack London With few references...

..., and especially Jack London. i  Gertrude Stein A new volume of judiciously chosen writings by Stein, Selections, ed. Joan Retallack (Calif is an appropriate entry point. In her nearly 80-page introduction Retallack provides a remarkably clear, specific, and comprehensible overview of Stein’s...

... Stein to Rudolph Fisher and Pauline Hopkins. There are important new collections on Zora Neale Hurston, John Dos Passos, and H. P. Lovecraft this year, and new biographies of Jack London, Carl Van Vechten, Abraham Cahan, and the white women who played an important role in the Harlem...

... in a Storyville Blue Book of prostitutes from which Stein may have adapted names and as they are exemplified in the Wooster Group’s performance of Dr. Faustus. Donna M. Campbell 305 ii  Theodore Dreiser, Upton Sinclair, and Jack London Mandy Merck’s Hollywood’s...

..., including Zora Neale Hurston, Claude McKay, and Nella Larsen. Important new collections on Jack London and Stein and a special issue of New Centennial Review on the fiction of W. E. B. Du Bois highlight a wide variety of their writings. Authors who have not received much scholarly study are being...

...-known popular authors (Opal Whiteley, Anita Loos) or critically neglected issues in the works of better- known ones, such as essays that discuss race instead of class in Sinclair Lewis, celebrity instead of heredity in Jack London, fictions of the body instead of primitivism in Jean Toomer...

... writers, including Gertrude Stein, Jack London, and Sherwood Anderson. i Gertrude Stein If Stein could not reinvent personal and political history, she could nevertheless reinvent the forms that shape these narratives, as several of this year’s articles suggest. The most conventional...

... and interdisciplinary focus, especially that based in science and technology as applied to issues of race and evolu- tion, continues. Essays on Gertrude Stein and science, Jack London and empire, and W. E. B. Du Bois and visual culture take studies of these authors in new and promising directions...

... that marked the beginning of avant-garde puppet theater in the United States. ii  Theodore Dreiser and Jack London Biographical treatments and discussions of naturalism characterize work on Theodore Dreiser and Jack London. In considering why Dreiser wrote such a great number of plays...

...-3452549 © 2016 by Duke University Press 260 Fiction: 1900 to the 1930s books taking shape within broader contexts of shifting artistic practice and public priorities.” i Naturalism With Author under Sail: The Imagination of Jack London, 1893–1902 (Nebraska) Jay...

... Indiana / Bloomington: Indiana Continuum (London) Univ. Press Cornell / Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell Univ. Iowa / Iowa City: Univ. of Iowa Press Press Counterpoint (Berkeley, Calif.) ISI Books (Wilmington, Del.) Dalkey Archive / Elmwood Park, Kent State / Kent...

... for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery, Univ. of Southern Colo- rado, 1997) Improvised Europeans / Alex Zwerd- ling, Improvised Europeans: Ameri- can Literary Expatriates and the Siege of London (Basic Books) Institutions of Modernism / Lawrence Rainey, Institutions of Modernism: Literary Elites and Popular...

... on Cooper and His Contemporaries JAmS / Journal of American Studies LiteratureC / Literature Compass JASt / Journal of Asian Studies LRB / London Review of Books JDN / James Dickey Review MD / Modern Drama JDTC / Journal of Dramatic Theory MELUS: The Journal of the Society and Criticism...

.../Renaissance Noir Diacritics: A Review of Contemporary Burlington Magazine (London) Criticism Burroughs Bulletin DLB / Dictionary of Literary BYUS / Brigham Young University Biography Studies DrS / Dreiser Studies Call / Jack London Society Call EA / Etudes...

... Women: Gender and Call / Jack London Society Call Representation in Nineteenth- Callaloo: A Black South Journal of Century U.S. Women’s Writing Arts and Letters (Ohio State) C&L / Christianity and Literature Visions of Global America / Daniel T. CE / College English...