The Review of Contemporary Fiction

Joseph McElroy
* Stanley Elkin, "Joe McElroy Introduction" * Joseph McElroy, "Midcourse Corrections" * Joseph McElroy, "Canoe Repair" * Kathryn Kramer, "Dr. McElroy, Homeopath: What One Goes to Him For" * Joseph Tabbi, "'The Generous Paranoia of Those Who Pursue Themselves': McElroy, Mailer, and Ancient History" * John Johnston, "'The Dimensionless Space Between': Narrative Immanence in Joseph McElroy's Lookout Cartridge" * Gregor Campbell, "Processing Lookout Cartridge" * Robert Buckeye, "Lookout Cartridge: Plans, Maps, Programs, Designs, Outlines" * Brian Stonehill, "Intimations of Human Divinity in Joseph McElroy's Lookout Cartridge" * Piotr Siemoin, "Chasing the Cartridge: On Translating McElroy" * Pamela White Hadas, "Green Thoughts on Being in Charge: Discovering Joseph McElroy's Plus" * Joan Richardson, "Metaphor Master" * Alicia M. Miller, "Power and Perception in Plus" * Frederick R. Karl, "Women and Men: More Than a Novel" * Harry Mathews, "We for One: An Introduction to Joseph McElroy's Women and Men" * Brian McHale, "Women and Men and Angels: On Joseph McElroy's Fiction" * Gene Frumkin, "A Reader's Voice: Inside Women and Men" * Tom LeClair, "Opening up Joseph McElroy's The Letter Left to Me" * Sandra Schor, "The Letter Left to Me" * Bette Ann Moskowitz, "The Letter Left to Me by The Letter Left to Me" * Stephen S. Hall, "Transcendental Meteorology and Umbrella Days: A Fan's Notes" * Steven Moore, "Joseph McElroy: A Bibliography"* Alan D. Bostick, "Thomas Bernhard: An Appreciation on the Occasion of His Death" * Books Received