Transatlantic Literature and Author Love in the Nineteenth Century

1. Introduction: Reading, Reception, and the Rise of Transatlantic ‘English’
Ann Wierda Rowland, Paul Westover

2. American Idiom: Sarah Hale’s Flora’s Interpreter and the Figuration of National Identity
Kelli Towers Jasper

3. Bentley’s Standard Novelist: James Fenimore Cooper
Joseph Rezek

4. ‘The American Tennyson’ and ‘The English Longfellow’: Inverted Audiences and Popular Poetry
Sharon Estes

5. The Americans in the ‘English Men of Letters’
Ryan Stuart Lowe

6. ‘The Author Makes the Reader Acquainted with His Abode’: Hawthorne as Transatlantic Tour Guide in The Marble Faun and ‘The Old Manse’
Charles Baraw

7. The Transatlantic Home Network: Discovering Sir Walter Scott in American Authors’ Houses
Paul Westover

8. Wordsworthshire and Thoreau Country: Transatlantic Landscapes of Genius
Scott Hess

9. Helen A. Clarke and Charlotte Endymion Porter: Literary Criticism in Author Country a Century Ago
Alison Booth

10. Transatlantic Reception and Commemoration of the ‘Poet of the Scotch’, Robert Burns
Christopher A. Whatley

11. Loving, Knowing, and Illustrating Keats: The Louis Arthur Holman Collection of Keats Iconography
Ann Wierda Rowland

12. ‘The Unofficial Force’: Irregular Author Love and the Higher Criticism
Charles J. Rzepka

Nyckelord: Literature, Nineteenth-Century Literature