| Novel 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Addiction, empire, and narrative in Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The Sign of the Four'.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Keep, Christopher, Randall, Don |
| Almayer's defeat: the trauma of colonialism in Conrad's early work.(Joseph Conrad's 'Almayer's Folly: A Story of an Eastern River')(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Lane, Christopher |
| Fetishizing the flunky: Thackeray and the uses of deviance.(novelist William Thackeray)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | McCuskey, Brian |
| Heterosexual exchange and other Victorian fictions: "The Eustace Diamonds" and Victorian anthropology.(novel by 19th-century British author Anthony Trollope)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Psomiades, Kathy Alexis |
| In the bowels of the novel: the exhange of fluids in the beau monde. | Literature/writing | Cottom, Daniel |
| In the wake of the novel: the oriental tale as national allegory.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Aravamudan, Srinivas |
| Loss, revelry, and the temporal measures of 'Silas Marner': performance, regret, recollection.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Brown, Kate E. |
| Mental capital, industrial time, and the professional in 'David Copperfield'.(Charles Dickens)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Ruth, Jennifer |
| The politics of genre in 'Beloved'.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Dubey, Madhu |
| The quixotic fallacy.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Brown, Gillian |
| The romance of choice and 'The Wings of the Dove'.(Henry James)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Trask, Michael |
| The serialist vanishes: producing belief in George Eliot.(19th-century British novelist)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Payne, David |
| The theater of politeness in Charlotte Lennox's British-American novels.(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Bannet, Eve Tavor |
| Unuttered: witheld speech and female authorship in 'Jane Eyre' and 'Villette'.(Charlotte Bronte)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Kreilkamp, Ivan |
| Wasted value: the serial logic of H.G. Wells's "Tono-Bungay".(British novelist)(Critical Essay) | Literature/writing | Kupinse, William |
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