Joyce W. Warren is the author of Fanny Fern: An Independent Woman; The American Narcissus: Individualism and Women in Nineteenth-Century American Fiction; and editor of the volume on Fanny Fern in the American Women Writers series (all Rutgers University Press).

• Susanna Rowson, father of the American novel / Jane TompkinsCatharine Maria Sedgwick's Hope Leslie : radical frontier romance / Carol J. SingleyReinventing Lydia Sigourney / Nina BaymDomesticity and the economics of independence : resistance and revolution in the work of Fanny Fern / Joyce W. WarrenHarriet Jacobs's Incidents and the "careless daughters" (and sons) who read it / Frances Smith FosterOnly a story, not a romance : Harriet Beecher Stowe's The pearl of Orr's Island / Judith FetterleyEaconomies of space : markets and marketability in Our nig and Iola Leroy / Karla F.C. Holloway"America" as community in three antebellum village sketches / Sandra A. ZagarellThe American renaissance reenvisioned / Joanne Dobson"Doers of the word" : theorizing African-American women writers in the antebellum North / Carla L. Peterson. (cont.) "What methods have brought blessing" : discourses of reform in philanthropic literature / Deborah CarlinBreaking the sentence : local-color literature and subjugated knowledges / Josephine DonovanThe tradition of American Jewish women writers / Diane Lichtenstein"But is it any good?" : evaluating nineteenth-century American women's fiction / Susan K. HarrisTeaching nineteenth-century women writers / Paul Lauter

Joyce W. Warren is the author of Fanny Fern: An Independent Woman; The American Narcissus: Individualism and Women in Nineteenth-Century American Fiction; and editor of the volume on Fanny Fern in the American Women Writers series (all Rutgers University Press).

• Susanna Rowson, father of the American novel / Jane TompkinsCatharine Maria Sedgwick's Hope Leslie : radical frontier romance / Carol J. SingleyReinventing Lydia Sigourney / Nina BaymDomesticity and the economics of independence : resistance and revolution in the work of Fanny Fern / Joyce W. WarrenHarriet Jacobs's Incidents and the "careless daughters" (and sons) who read it / Frances Smith FosterOnly a story, not a romance : Harriet Beecher Stowe's The pearl of Orr's Island / Judith FetterleyEaconomies of space : markets and marketability in Our nig and Iola Leroy / Karla F.C. Holloway"America" as community in three antebellum village sketches / Sandra A. ZagarellThe American renaissance reenvisioned / Joanne Dobson"Doers of the word" : theorizing African-American women writers in the antebellum North / Carla L. Peterson. (cont.) "What methods have brought blessing" : discourses of reform in philanthropic literature / Deborah CarlinBreaking the sentence : local-color literature and subjugated knowledges / Josephine DonovanThe tradition of American Jewish women writers / Diane Lichtenstein"But is it any good?" : evaluating nineteenth-century American women's fiction / Susan K. HarrisTeaching nineteenth-century women writers / Paul Lauter

Joyce W. Warren is the author of Fanny Fern: An Independent Woman; The American Narcissus: Individualism and Women in Nineteenth-Century American Fiction; and editor of the volume on Fanny Fern in the American Women Writers series (all Rutgers University Press).

• Susanna Rowson, father of the American novel / Jane TompkinsCatharine Maria Sedgwick's Hope Leslie : radical frontier romance / Carol J. SingleyReinventing Lydia Sigourney / Nina BaymDomesticity and the economics of independence : resistance and revolution in the work of Fanny Fern / Joyce W. WarrenHarriet Jacobs's Incidents and the "careless daughters" (and sons) who read it / Frances Smith FosterOnly a story, not a romance : Harriet Beecher Stowe's The pearl of Orr's Island / Judith FetterleyEaconomies of space : markets and marketability in Our nig and Iola Leroy / Karla F.C. Holloway"America" as community in three antebellum village sketches / Sandra A. ZagarellThe American renaissance reenvisioned / Joanne Dobson"Doers of the word" : theorizing African-American women writers in the antebellum North / Carla L. Peterson. (cont.) "What methods have brought blessing" : discourses of reform in philanthropic literature / Deborah CarlinBreaking the sentence : local-color literature and subjugated knowledges / Josephine DonovanThe tradition of American Jewish women writers / Diane Lichtenstein"But is it any good?" : evaluating nineteenth-century American women's fiction / Susan K. HarrisTeaching nineteenth-century women writers / Paul Lauter