Lake Methodism polite literature and popular religion in England, 1780-1830

Writing faith and telling tales literature, politics, and religion in the work of Thomas More

Heretical fictions religion in the literature of Mark Twain

Fiction beyond secularism

Principle and propensity experience and religion in the nineteenth-century British and American bildungsroman

Desire and the divine feminine identity in white southern women's writing

Staging faith religion and African American theater from the Harlem renaissance to World War II

A refuge of lies reflections on faith and fiction

Victorian women writers, radical grandmothers, and the gendering of God

The novel as church preaching to readers in contemporary fiction

Religion around Shakespeare

A chastened communion modern Irish poetry and Catholicism

Victorian Reformations Historical Fiction and Religious Controversy, 1820-1900

Imagining Methodism in eighteenth-century Britain enthusiasm, belief, and the borders of the self

Activism and the American novel religion and resistance in fiction by women of color

Intimating the sacred religion in English-language Malaysian fiction

Thornton Wilder & Amos Wilder writing religion in twentieth-century America

Across the river on the poetry of Mak Dizdar

Betjeman writing the public life