In This Issue

Editors’ Note

Special Issue: American Literary Naturalism and the World
Christopher L. Hill, "American Naturalism’s Worldly History"

Bryan Yazell and Hsuan L. Hsu, "Naturalist Compulsion, Racial Divides, and the Time-Loop Zombie"

Chuck Robinson, "Scale Shifts from Polk Street to a Broken Earth; or, Literary Naturalism’s Geontological Affordances"

L. Ashley Squires, "From Anticapitalist Polemic to Novel of Success: Reader Reception of Theodore Dreiser’s The Financier in Soviet Successor States"

Jericho Williams, "Of Vanity, Fake News, and Flair: Naturalism’s International Entrance into Harlem in Claude McKay’s Amiable with Big Teeth"

Daniel Mrozowski, "Over Here: America’s Great War Mobilization and Transnational Alternatives in Mary Austin and Ellen Glasgow

Cara Erdheim Kilgallen, "Naturalism’s International Identity: Anti-Semitism, Alienation, and Women’s Writing"

Kylan Rice, "A 'Correspondence of Eyes with Eyes': Edwin Arlington Robinson, Empathy, and Literary Naturalism"