Tory Young teaches Contemporary and Modernist Literature at ARU, Cambridge, UK. She is currently writing a monograph about 21st-Century Love Stories, which reconsiders plot and desire in popular and literary fiction. She is the author of a practical guide for students Studying English Literature (CUP).

• Introduction: Futures for feminist and queer narratology Tory Young1. Queering narrative voiceSusan S. Lanser2. Rethinking the subject in feminist research: narrative personae and stories of ‘the real’ Maria Tamboukou3. ‘We fuck and friends don’t fuck’: BFFs, lesbian desire, and queer narrativesSam McBean4. A moving target – cognitive narratology and feminismKarin Kukkonen5. Invisibility and power in the digital age: issues for feminist and queer narratology Tory Young6. The unspeakable, the unnarratable, and the repudiation of epiphany in ‘Recitatif’: a collaboration between linguistic and literary feminist narratologiesRobyn Warhol and Amy Shuman

Tory Young teaches Contemporary and Modernist Literature at ARU, Cambridge, UK. She is currently writing a monograph about 21st-Century Love Stories, which reconsiders plot and desire in popular and literary fiction. She is the author of a practical guide for students Studying English Literature (CUP).

• Introduction: Futures for feminist and queer narratology Tory Young1. Queering narrative voiceSusan S. Lanser2. Rethinking the subject in feminist research: narrative personae and stories of ‘the real’ Maria Tamboukou3. ‘We fuck and friends don’t fuck’: BFFs, lesbian desire, and queer narrativesSam McBean4. A moving target – cognitive narratology and feminismKarin Kukkonen5. Invisibility and power in the digital age: issues for feminist and queer narratology Tory Young6. The unspeakable, the unnarratable, and the repudiation of epiphany in ‘Recitatif’: a collaboration between linguistic and literary feminist narratologiesRobyn Warhol and Amy Shuman

Tory Young teaches Contemporary and Modernist Literature at ARU, Cambridge, UK. She is currently writing a monograph about 21st-Century Love Stories, which reconsiders plot and desire in popular and literary fiction. She is the author of a practical guide for students Studying English Literature (CUP).

• Introduction: Futures for feminist and queer narratology Tory Young1. Queering narrative voiceSusan S. Lanser2. Rethinking the subject in feminist research: narrative personae and stories of ‘the real’ Maria Tamboukou3. ‘We fuck and friends don’t fuck’: BFFs, lesbian desire, and queer narrativesSam McBean4. A moving target – cognitive narratology and feminismKarin Kukkonen5. Invisibility and power in the digital age: issues for feminist and queer narratology Tory Young6. The unspeakable, the unnarratable, and the repudiation of epiphany in ‘Recitatif’: a collaboration between linguistic and literary feminist narratologiesRobyn Warhol and Amy Shuman