The Cambridge companion to fantasy literature

ǂt Introduction / ǂr Edward James and Farah Mendlesohn

ǂg Part I. ǂt Histories: ǂg 1. ǂt Fantasy from Dryden to Dunsany / ǂr Gary K. Wolfe; ǂg 2. ǂt Gothic and horror fiction / ǂr Adam Roberts; ǂg 3. ǂt American fantasy, 1820-1950 / ǂr Paul Kincaid; ǂg 4. ǂt The development of children's fantasy / ǂr Maria Nikolajeva; ǂg 5. ǂt Tolkien, Lewis, and the explosion of genre fantasy / ǂr Edward James

ǂg Part II. ǂt Ways of Reading: ǂg 6. ǂt Structuralism / ǂr Brian Attebery; ǂg 7. ǂt Psychoanalysis / ǂr Andrew M. Butler; ǂg 8. ǂt Political readings / ǂr Mark Bould and Sherryl Vint; ǂg 9. ǂt Modernism and postmodernism / ǂr Jim Casey; ǂg 10. ǂt Thematic criticism / ǂr Farah Mendlesohn; ǂg 11. ǂt The languages of the fantastic / ǂr Greer Gilman; ǂg 12. ǂt Reading the fantasy series / ǂr Kari Maund; ǂg 13. ǂt Reading the slipstream / ǂr Gregory Frost

ǂg Part III. ǂt Clusters: ǂg 14. ǂt Magical realism / ǂr Sharon Sieber; ǂg 15. ǂt Writers of colour / ǂr Nnedi Okorafor; ǂg 16. ǂt Quest fantasies / ǂr W.A. Senior; ǂg 17. ǂt Urban fantasy / ǂr Alexander C. Irvine; ǂg 18. ǂt Dark fantasy and paranormal romance / ǂr Roz Kaveney; ǂg 19. ǂt Modern children's fantasy ǂr Catherine Butler; ǂg 20. ǂt Historical fantasy / ǂr Veronica Schanoes; ǂg 21. ǂt Fantasies of history and religion / ǂr Graham Sleight.