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Articles in Fall, 2001 issue of Style

• From invention to convention: a critical view of the evolution of the aside in French neoclassical drama
  by Jure Gantar
• Enfranchising the child: picture books, primacy, and discourse - Brief Article
  by Graeme Harper
• Epistolary Histories: Letters, Fiction, Culture - Book Review
  by Laura Rotunno
• "So stretched out huge in length": reading the extended simile
  by Catherine Addison
• Conventions of children's literature: then and now - Critical Essay
  by Karen Coats
• The whole story - Review Essay - Book Review
  by Terry Caesar
• Mel Glenn and Arnold Adoff: the poetics of power in the adolescent voice-lyric - Critical Essay
  by Joseph T. Thomas, Jr.
• Raymond carver's "epiphanic moments"
  by Gunter Leypoldt
• Partners in crime: E. Nesbit and the art of thieving - Critical Essay
  by Marah Gubar
• New Perspectives on Narrative Perspective - Book Review
  by David Herman
• The Harry Potter novels as a test case for adolescent literature
  by Roberta Seelinger Trites
• The changing aesthetics of character in children's fiction
  by Maria Nikolajeva
• Books Received - Bibliography
• Animal carnivals: a Bakhtinian reading of C. S. Lewis's The Magician's Nephew and P. L. Travers's Mary Poppins - Critical Essay
  by Catherine L. Elick