| Novel 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 'A curious subject of observation and inquiry': homoeroticism, the body, and authorship in Hawthorne's 'The Scarlet Letter.' | Literature/writing | Derrick, Scott S. |
| Batlike souls and penile temptresses: gender inversions in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Teal, Laurie |
| Bloom and the police: regulatory vision and visions in 'Ulysses.'(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Devlin, Kimberly J. |
| Courting ruin: the economic romances of Frances Burney. | Literature/writing | Burgess, Miranda J. |
| Enchantment, disenchantment, re-enchantment: Joyce and the cult of the absolutely fabulous.(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Wicke, Jennifer |
| Every man must kill the thing he loves: empire, homoerotics, and nationalism in John Buchan's 'Prester John.' | Literature/writing | Smith, Craig |
| Gambling with gambles in "Two Gallants."(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Norris, Margot |
| 'In the Cage' and the queer effects of gay history.(Henry James's fiction) | Literature/writing | Savoy, Eric |
| Invigilating 'Our Mutual Friend': gender and the legitimation of professional authority.(Charles Dickens' novel 'Our Mutual Friend') | Literature/writing | Shuman, Cathy |
| James Joyce and the English vice.(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Lamos, Colleen |
| Joyce's will.(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Shloss, Carol Loeb |
| Londublin: Dicken's London in Joyce's Dublin.(Charles Dickens and James Joyce) | Literature/writing | Clayton, Jay |
| Reinvesting nieces: Mansfield Park and the economics of endogomy. | Literature/writing | Cleere, Eileen |
| Rounding up the usual suspects. (response to articles by Joseph Valente on p. 8, Colleen Lamos on p. 19, Margot Norris on p. 32, Kimberly J.Devlin on p. 45, Laurie Teal on p. 63 and Garry Leonard, p.79 in this issue)(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Levine, Jennifer |
| The city, modernism, and aesthetic theory in 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.'(Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Leonard, Garry |
| The embarrassment of melodrama: masculinity in the early James.(Henry James) | Literature/writing | Henke, Richard |
| The novel and the Police (Gazette). (Joyce and the Police: A Special Issue) | Literature/writing | Valente, Joseph |
| Trollope's Trollop.(Anthony Trollope) | Literature/writing | Cohen, William A. |
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