1. History of the Novel, Theory of the Novel–Franco Moretti
2. The Time of Breach: Class Division and the Contemporary African American Novel–Rolland Murray
3. Desiring-Production and the Novel–Lorri Nandrea
4. Photographic Fictions: Nineteenth-Century Photography and the Novel Form–Daniel A. Novak
5. The Theo-political Origins of the English Marriage Plot–Lisa O'Connell
6. Antisocial Fictions: Mill and the Novel–John Plotz
7. Human beyond Understanding: Fredrick Douglass's New Liberal Individual–Lloyd Pratt
8. The Marriage Plot in Theory–Kathy Alexis Psomiades
9. Make No Mistake: Getting it Right in The Princess Casamassima–Kent Puckett
10. Visual Storytelling: Cinematic Ekphrasis in the Latin American Novel of Globalization–Dierdra Reber
11. The Novel's Mobile Home–Caroline Reitz
12. Too Much Information–Bruce Robbins
13. Marketing Jane Austen at the Megaplex–Dianne F. Sadoff
14. War, Optics, Fiction–Paul K. Saint-Amour
15. Former Colonies: Local or Universal?–Roberto Schwarz
16. "My Contemporaries the Novelists": Isaac Bickerstaff, Uncle Toby, and the Play of Pulse and Sprawl–Stuart Sherman
17. Do Novels Think Electric Thoughts–Clifford Siskin
18. The Novel in Distress–Bill Solomon
19. Remembering the Pleasant Bits: Nostalgia and the Legacies of Modernism–Randall Stevenson
20. Time Wandering Problems of Witnessing in the Romantic-Era Novel–Charlotte Sussman
21. "Verticality Is Such a Risky Enterprise": The Literary and Paraliterary Antecedents of Colson Whitehead's The Intuitionist–Jeffrey Allen Tucker
22. Novel Futures–Annette Van
23. Archives of the Black Atlantic: Postcolonial Citation in The Pagoda–Wendy W. Walters
24. Resistance on the Circuit: The Novel in the Age of the Post–William B. Warner
25. The Novel and Prejudice–Sarah Winter
26. The Facts We Deliver–Michael Wood
27. Literature, Fictiveness, and Post Colonial Criticism–Alok Yadav