Prelims and Table of Contents: PDF
Interview
J. Hillis Miller
‘You see you ask an innocent question and you’ve got a long answer’: J. Hillis Miller in discussion with Éamonn Dunne, Michael O’Rourke, Martin McQuillan, Dragan Kujundžić, Graham Allen and Nicholas Royle
Special Issue: Revealing the Reader
Anna Poletti and Patrick Spedding
Introduction: Revealing the Reader
Part 1: Reading Histories
Susan K. Martin
Tracking Reading in Nineteenth-Century Melbourne Diaries
Amanda Laugesen
Journeys in Reading in Wartime: Some Australian Soldiers’ Reading Experiences in the First World War
Patrick Spedding
Eliza Haywood’s Eighteenth-Century Readers in Pennsylvania and New York
Patrick Spedding
Eliza Haywood’s Eighteenth-Century Readers: Appendixes
Part 2: Reading Communities
Robert Clarke and Marguerite Nolan
Book Clubs and Reconciliation: A Pilot Study on Book Clubs Reading the ‘Fictions of Reconciliation’
Tully Barnett
Social Reading: The Kindle’s Social Highlighting Function and Emerging Reading Practices
Danielle Fuller and DeNel Rehberg Sedo
Reproducing ‘the Wow Factor’?: Negotiating the Values of Reading through One Book, One Community Events
Part 3: Reading Futures
Ali Alizadeh
The Subject Supposed to Read: the Case against the E-reader
Book Reviews
Timothy Steains
Review of The Postcolonial Eye: White Australian Desire and the Visual Field of Race by Alison Ravenscroft
Lydia Saleh Rofail
Review of New Vampire Cinema by Ken Gelder, and Better off Dead: The Evolution of the Zombie as Post-Human, edited by Deborah Christie and Sarah Juliet Lauro
Jason Archbold
Review of Temporalities by Russell West-Pavlov