NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction is a scholarly journal dedicated to promoting critical discourse on the novel and publishing new and significant work on fiction and related areas of research and theory.  For forty years, NOVEL has been published continuously at Brown University in the Spring, Summer and Fall of each year.  The editors welcome submissions on a wide variety of topics, and our international readership spans the disciplines and the language areas.  We are particularly interested in articles on the following topics: theories of the novel, the novel in an international context, fictions of nationalism and globalism, narratives of race and ethnicity, the novel and the history of sexuality, fiction and the culture concept, the novel and mass media, fiction and the sciences, agency in or of the novel.

Recent and Forthcoming Contributors include:

Genevieve Abravanel, Alex Bain, Baidik Bhattacharya, Scott Black, George E. Boulukos, Timothy Christensen, Rachel Cole, Daniel Cottom, Cathy N. Davidson, Kevin J. H. Dettmar, Elizabeth Maddock Dillon, Thomas DiPiero, Jonathan Elmer, Amanda Emerson, Lisa Fluet, Anne Frey, Jefferson Gatrall, Debra Gettelman, Lauren M. E. Goodlad, Molly Hiro, Mary Hong, Gene Jarrett, Paul Kelleher, Peggy Knapp, Sanjay Krishnan, Edward Larkin, Christina Lupton, Ruth Mack, Asha Nadkarni, Jeff Nunokawa, Jason Richards, Bruce Robbins, Naoki Sakai, Michael Sayeau, Daniel Siegel, Jason Solinger, Vivasvan Soni, Daniel Stout, Ezra Tawil, Leonard Tennenhouse, Annette Van, Rebecca Walkowitz, Benjamin Widiss, Eugenia Zuroski

Recent and Forthcoming Special Issues:

• New Work on Eighteenth-Century Fiction (38.2/3)
• Victorian Structures of Feeling (39.1)
• Postcolonial Disjunctions, guest edited by Timothy Bewes (39.2)
• The Early American Novel, guest edited by Leonard Tennenhouse (40.1/2)
• Ishiguro, guest edited by Lisa Fluet (40.3)
• The Contemporary African Novel, guest edited by Susan Andrade (41.2)
• Modern Chinese Fiction, guest edited by Wang Ning (42.1)