Contributors

Bryan Aubrey: Aubrey holds a Ph.D. in English and has published many articles on twentieth-century literature. Entries on A Very Long Engagement and Waterland. Original essays on A Very Long Engagement and Waterland.

Cynthia Bily: Bily teaches writing and literature at Adrian College in Adrian, Michigan. Entry on I Am the Cheese. Original essay on I Am the Cheese.

Joyce Hart: Hart has degrees in English literature and creative writing and writes primarily on literary themes. Entries on Daughter of Fortune, Under the Net, and When the Legends Die. Original essays on Daughter of Fortune, Under the Net, and When the Legends Die.

Diane Andrews Henningfeld: Henningfeld is a professor of English literature and composition who writes widely for educational and reference publishers. Entry on The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Original Essay on The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

David Kelly: Kelly is an instructor of literature and creative writing at two colleges in Illinois. Entry on A Long and Happy Life. Original essay on A Long and Happy Life.

Charlotte Mayhew: Mayhew is a freelance writer. Original essay on Daughter of Fortune.

Candyce Norvell: Norvell is an independent educational writer who specializes in English and literature and holds degrees in linguistics and journalism. Entry on Tom Jones. Original essay on Tom Jones.

David Partikian: Partikian is a Seattle-based freelance writer and English instructor. Entry on Sense and Sensibility. Original essay on Sense and Sensibility.

Ryan D. Poquette: Poquette has a bachelor's degree in English and specializes in writing about literature. Entry on Dracula. Original essay on Dracula.

Chris Semansky: Semansky is an instructor of English literature and composition. Entry on Sons and Lovers. Original essay on Sons and Lovers.

Daniel Toronto: Toronto is an editor at the Pennsylvania State University Press. Original essay on Daughter of Fortune.

Scott Trudell: Trudell is a freelance writer with a bachelor's degree in English literature. Entry on Look Homeward, Angel. Original essay on Look Homeward, Angel.