Carson McCullers in the Twenty-First Century

1. From Adaptation to Influence: Carson McCullers on the Stage
Casey Kayser

2. “Impromptu Journal of My Heart”: Carson McCullers’ Therapeutic Recordings, April–May 1958
Carlos Dews

3. Collaborative Life Writing: The Dialogical Subject of Carson McCullers’ Dictaphone “Experiments” and Posthumous Autobiography, Illumination and Night Glare

Melanie Masterton Sherazi

4. Telling It “Slant”: Carson McCullers, Harper Lee, and the Veil of Memory
Jan Whitt

5. Musings between the Marvelous and Strange: New Contexts and Correspondence about Carson McCullers and Mary Tucker
Carmen Trammell Skaggs

6. The Image of the String Quartet Lurking in The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

Kiyoko Magome

7. Entering the Compound: Becoming with Carson McCullers’ Freaks
renée c. hoogland

8. “To be a Good Animal”: Toward a Queer-Posthumanist Reading of Reflections in a Golden Eye

Temple Gowan

9. Coming of Age in the Queer South: Friendship and Social Difference in The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

Kristen Proehl

10. Queer Eyes: Cross-Gendering, Cross-Dressing, and Cross-Racing Miss Amelia
Miho Matsui

11. “Nature is Not Abnormal; Only Lifelessness is Abnormal”: Paradigms of the In-valid in Reflections in a Golden Eye

Alison Graham-Bertolini

12. An “archaeology of [narrative] silence”: Cognitive Segregation and Productive Citizenship in McCullers’ The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter

Stephanie Rountree

13. Seeking the Meaning of Loneliness: Carson McCullers in China
Lin Bin

14. “The Ballad of Two Sad Cafés”: Nicholasa Mohr’s Postwar Narrative as ‘Writing Back’ to Carson McCullers
Barbara Roche Rico

15. Jester’s Mercurial Nature and the Hermeneutics of Time in McCullers’ Clock Without Hands

Craig Slaven

Nyckelord: Literature, Twentieth-Century Literature, North American Literature, Fiction