Reconstruction Vol. 11, No. 3, 2011: Gender and Popular Fiction
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Editors’ Introduction: Gender and Popular Fiction, by Cameron Leader-Picone and Matthew Schneider-Mayerson
Articles
Everything But the Kitchen Sink: Popular Novels by Women in the Great Depression, by Jan Goggans
Pamela, Twilight, and the "Mary-Sue" in Literature: Patterns of Popular Criticism, by Ashley Barner
On Getting Lost in a Good Book: Bibliomania and the Harry Potter and Twilight Series, by Erin Hollis
Gender and Genre Bending: The Futuristic Detective Fiction of J.D. Robb, by Linda Ledford-Miller
Highbrow, Lowbrow, No-brow: Women’s Reading Practices and the Vitality of New-Format Fiction, by K.C. Harrison
Interview
Gary Schulze owner of Once Upon a Crime bookstore
Reviews
Sisters, Schoolgirls, and Sleuths; The Boy Detectives; Making the Detective Story American; and Agatha Christie’s Secret Notebooks, by Beth Walker
Sweet Valley Confidential: Ten Years Later and Reading the Adolescent Romance: Sweet Valley High and the Popular Young Adult Romance Novel, by Melissa Phruksachart
Chick Lit and Postfeminism, by Laura Scroggs
Young Adult Literature: From Romance to Realism, by Amy Cummins
Contributors
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