*WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS (1806-1870)

Guest Editor: Miriam J. Shillingsburg

Volume 35, number 2 (Summer 2003)

BAKKER, Jan. “Simms and the American Apocalypse: Woodcraft and The Cassique of Kiawah Chart a Course” (pp. 149-56).

BOYD, Molly. “The Fall of the House of Usher,” Simms’s Castle Dismal, and The Scarlet Letter: Literary Interconnections” (pp. 231-42).

COLLINS, Caroline. “Jilted Southern Women: The Defiance of Margaret Cooper and Her Twentieth-Century Successors” (pp. 178-89).

DYE, Renée. “Narrating Social Theory: William Gilmore Simms’s Woodcraft” (pp. 190-207).

FISHER, Benjamin F. “Simms’s Bosky Gothic, the ‘Region of Doubt and Shadow’” (pp. 157-77).

KIBLER, James E., Jr. “Dory’s Bible, Acts, and The Devil at Our Elbow” (pp. 208-18).

KING, Vincent. “‘Foolish Talk ’Bout Freedom’: Simms’s Vision of America in The Yemassee” (pp. 139-48).

MURPHY, Peter. “Simms’s Vasconselos: A Multicultural Reading” (pp. 243-259).

SHILLINGSBURG, Miriam J. “Introduction” (pp. 135-38) and “The Battered Woman Syndrome in Simms’s Fiction” (pp. 219-30).