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Papers

(The median citation count of Novel-A Forum on Fiction is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Possible Futures	4
Strange Forms	3
In Default of Providence: Tragedy and Tess of the d'Urbervilles	3
Colonial Power and the Law against Feeling	2
Suffering with Style	2
Women's Writing in the Foreground	2
Early American Women, the Novel, and God	2
Revolutionary Violence and the Rise of the Art Novel	1
Reality Bites	1
“That's How It Is”: Quotidian Violence and Resistance in Olivia Wenzel's1000 Coils of Fear	1
Introduction: Form and Medium	1
A Swamp in Name Only: Imagined Geography, Abandonment, and the Archive in W. E. B. Du Bois's The Quest of the Silver Fleece	1
Emma's Choices: Economics and Modern Narratives of Decision-Making	1
Keywords, Structures of Feeling, and the Novel	1
Reading Angles	1
The Missing Matter of Revolution: Hydroelectricity and the Terrain of Postcolonial Politics	1
Finding the Center:Mrs Dalloway's Bureaucrats and State Centralization	1
Walter Scott's Loose Leaves: Books, Scraps, and Dispersive Reading	1
Proust and the Powers of Language	1
Reason and Its Others in Coetzee's Jesus Novels	0
Ticket to a Museum: Reading Orhan Pamuk in Our Times	0
Governmentality on the Road	0
The Passionate Fallacy	0
Materializing Metafiction: Embedded Media and Embodied Reading in Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being	0
Ride-Sharing with Little Nell: The Gig Economy of Charles Dickens'sThe Old Curiosity Shop	0

Hogarth's Networks and the Eighteenth-Century “Graphic” Novel	0
Objects of Empathy	0
Making Meaning Meaningful: Intertextuality and Identification in Never Let Me Go and Daniel Deronda	0
Trophy Hunters: War Writing in the Twentieth Century	0
The Novel and the Ottoman Institution of Slavery: Domesticity and Slave Labor in Namık Kemal's İntibah	0
Describe and Narrate	0
Contemporary Transnational Historical Fiction: Forging Solidarities in the Global South Novel	0
Economic Ecosystems and Postcapitalist Futures in The Professor's House	0
Post-extraction Possibility: Genre and Landscape in George Eliot's The Mill on the Floss	0
Joyce in the Fold, the Fold in Joyce	0
“Too Domestic to Admit of Calculation”: Jane Austen and Narrative Economics	0
“Lusting after Relevance”: The Allegorical Import of the African American Novel	0
Inhuman Character	0
Reading (in) Graham Greene's The Ministry of Fear (1943)	0
Amitav Ghosh's Ibis Trilogy and the So-Called Secret of the Historical Novel	0
Norms of Embodiment and Transgender Recognition: The “Wrong Body” Problem, the Taboo on Translocation, and the Case of Henry James	0
Objective Eventfulness	0
From the Papers of a Formalist Critic: Kierkegaard's Theory of the Novel	0
Melville's Quixoticism and the Modern World-System	0
An Accidental Genre	0
Postcritique and the Poetics of Disagreement in George Eliot'sRomola	0
Desire and Democracy	0
Marital Realism: Beauty and Pettiness inMiddlemarch	0
Wakefield's Offspring	0
The Politics of Living Death in Nuruddin Farah's Sweet and Sour Milk	0
On Mitigating Islamophobia	0
Containing Hoards	0
A Library of One's Own	0
Generic Gayness: Andrew Holleran's Dancer from the Dance and a Not-So-Grand Theory of the Gay Novel	0
Small-Scale Institutions in Karen Tei Yamashita's I Hotel	0
George Sand, Antisex Feminist	0
Differences that Make No Difference and Ambiguities that Do	0
Beyond Isabel Archer's Door: The Underground Railroad and the Condemned Plot for Freedom	0
The Novel's Cybernetic Hypothesis: Coetzee and McCarthy in the Closed World	0
Scenario Fiction and the Novel Claims of Insurance	0
The Scarcities ofUdolpho	0
Conrad, Lawrence, and the Sabotage and Salvage of Genre	0
The Economy of Form: An Introduction	0
Follow the Hatred: The Production of Negative Feeling in Emily Brontë'sWuthering Heights	0
A Settler-Colonial Genealogy of Modernism: Albert Camus and the Aesthetics of Elimination	0
“If It No Go So, It Go Near So”: Marlon James and Collective Memory	0
The End of the City and the Coming of the Urban: Georges Perec's An Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris	0
Novel Spaces	0
The Privilege of Art	0
Print Internationalism's Uneasy Adjacencies	0
HeathcliffWalks	0
Zones of Occult Instability: The Birth of the Novel in Africa	0
Romancing the State	0
RecognizingRomola	0
The Prosaics of Weak Grammar: Novel Theory at the Crossroads of Linguistic Transformation	0

How to Read The Pentagon Papers	0
Period, Break, Form	0
The Rights of Nature, the Rights of Fiction: Mario Vargas Llosa and the Amazon	0
The Edges of Fiction: Dostoevsky, Merezhkovsky, and the Birth of Novel Theory	0
What Does Reading Do in the Anthropocene?	0
Colson Whitehead's Paranoid Styles	0
Torture, Imperial Citizenship, and Embodied Reading	0
A Modernist Education in Pandemics	0
Ali Smith's and Olivia Laing's Fictions of Immediacy	0
Postapocalyptic Fiction and the Problem of Cultural Anxiety	0
Recovering Character's Science	0
Always Be Prepared	0
Not Going Anywhere: Local Protests as Post-global Politics	0
Showing Your Age	0
Suspicious Methods	0
Living Reality Right	0
The 1960s, Always	0
Form and the Anticolonial Novel: William Gardner Smith'sThe Stone Face	0
Genre Fusion and the Origins of the Female Political Bildungsroman	0
Black Lives Matter and the Contemporary African Novel: Form and the Limits of Solidarity	0
The End of the World as We Know It	0
Pen Pals	0
Virginia Woolf, Anechoic Architecture, and the Acoustic Hermeneutic	0
The Hero of This Novel Is a Tree: Biocentric Narrative Strategies in Contemporary Eco-fiction	0
Novel Traces of the Qur'an?	0
World Theory as Reading Method	0
Carl Schmitt in Outer Space: On Cixin Liu's “Dark Forest”	0
Geography, Genre, and Narrative in Kipling's Kim	0
Introducing “Virtual Archives”	0
Typicality in the Novel and Novel Theory	0
Notes on the Novella	0
“She Knew She Ought to Be Happy”: Socialized Subjects in Emma	0
On Not Belonging	0
Server the Servants	0
“Am I Being Paranoid?”	0
Introduction: The Novel and the Global Reach of Black Lives Matter	0
More Than Human	0
Capital Fictions in the Age of Fictitious Capital	0
Implication's Implications	0
The Legacies of Empire in Nwaubani's I Do Not Come to You by Chance and Mengestu's All Our Names	0
To the Victor Go the Potatoes	0
Incalculably Diffusive	0
The Ballot or the Blue Book	0
Reading the Human through Robots	0
Anthony Trollope's Formal Experiment: Repetition and the Anti-romantic Marriage Plot	0
A Literary History of the American Smart Home	0
Beckett, Atwood, and Postapocalyptic Tragicomedy	0
Literature as a Matter of Policy	0
Here Be Monsters	0
Beckett's Big House:Watt, Waste, and the Fiction of Irish Autonomy	0
Pamela's Complaint: Injury, Rights, and the Politics of Story	0
The Art of Losing	0
Trollope's Boxes: Liberal Privacy and Its Consequences in Phineas Finn and The Eustace Diamonds	0
Amitav Ghosh's Historical Genre Fictions	0
Worlds of Sound	0
Thinking Contingently	0
Stock or Soil? The Growth of Early American Literature	0
Prosthetic Grand Synthesis	0
Open-Circuit Narrative: Programmed Reading in Richard Powers	0
Constructing Attachment: Persistent and Elided Speech in Jane Austen's Novels	0
Living on Pea-nuts: Gissing, Fiction, Subsistence	0
Introduction	0
The Racial Economy of Perception: Reading Black Sociality in the Nineteenth Century	0
Mere Inventions of the Imagination	0
In Praise of Happy Endings: Precarity, Sustainability, and the Novel	0
Close Reading on a Global Scale	0
Faulkner's Glitches	0
Contre Proust . . . ?	0
Narrative, Time, and Disaster	0
Sympathetic Vibrations	0
Listening to “the Squirrel's Heart Beat”	0
The Will to Power	0
Mental Reflexes	0
Experience and Its Discontents	0
Detox, Binge, Filter, Ghost	0
Grounds for Collective Action	0
Enduring Police	0
Literature Counts: The Feelings of Overwhelmed	0