Tyrus Miller is Professor of Literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He is the author of Late Modernism: Politics, Fiction, and the Arts between the World Wars; Singular Examples: Artistic Politics and the Neo-Avant-Garde; Time Images: Alternative Temporalities in Twentieth-Century Theory, History, and Art; and Modernism and the Frankfurt School.

'… particularly valuable for its contributions on Lewis's art. … will be a welcome addition to the bookshelves of university libraries, graduate students, and professors who teach or research modernist literature and art.' Heather Fielding, Journal of Wyndham Lewis Studies

• 1. Lewis and the European avant-gardes Sascha Bru; 2. Lewis and the critique of modernism Andrzej Gasiorek; 3. Lewis as visual artist Richard Humphreys; 4. Lewis's theories of satire and the practice of fiction Melania Terrazas; 5. Lewis, satire, and portraiture Paul Edwards; 6. Lewis and fascism Nathan Waddell; 7. Lewis, anarchism, and socialism Alan Munton; 8. Race and anti-Semitism in Lewis Lara Trubowitz; 9. Women, masculinity, and homosexuality in Lewis Erin G. Carlston; 10. Lewis's cultural criticism David Ayers; 11. Lewis between philosophy and god Erik Bachman; 12. Lewis and media Julian Murphet.

Tyrus Miller is Professor of Literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He is the author of Late Modernism: Politics, Fiction, and the Arts between the World Wars; Singular Examples: Artistic Politics and the Neo-Avant-Garde; Time Images: Alternative Temporalities in Twentieth-Century Theory, History, and Art; and Modernism and the Frankfurt School.

'… particularly valuable for its contributions on Lewis's art. … will be a welcome addition to the bookshelves of university libraries, graduate students, and professors who teach or research modernist literature and art.' Heather Fielding, Journal of Wyndham Lewis Studies

• 1. Lewis and the European avant-gardes Sascha Bru; 2. Lewis and the critique of modernism Andrzej Gasiorek; 3. Lewis as visual artist Richard Humphreys; 4. Lewis's theories of satire and the practice of fiction Melania Terrazas; 5. Lewis, satire, and portraiture Paul Edwards; 6. Lewis and fascism Nathan Waddell; 7. Lewis, anarchism, and socialism Alan Munton; 8. Race and anti-Semitism in Lewis Lara Trubowitz; 9. Women, masculinity, and homosexuality in Lewis Erin G. Carlston; 10. Lewis's cultural criticism David Ayers; 11. Lewis between philosophy and god Erik Bachman; 12. Lewis and media Julian Murphet.

Tyrus Miller is Professor of Literature at the University of California, Santa Cruz. He is the author of Late Modernism: Politics, Fiction, and the Arts between the World Wars; Singular Examples: Artistic Politics and the Neo-Avant-Garde; Time Images: Alternative Temporalities in Twentieth-Century Theory, History, and Art; and Modernism and the Frankfurt School.

'… particularly valuable for its contributions on Lewis's art. … will be a welcome addition to the bookshelves of university libraries, graduate students, and professors who teach or research modernist literature and art.' Heather Fielding, Journal of Wyndham Lewis Studies

• 1. Lewis and the European avant-gardes Sascha Bru; 2. Lewis and the critique of modernism Andrzej Gasiorek; 3. Lewis as visual artist Richard Humphreys; 4. Lewis's theories of satire and the practice of fiction Melania Terrazas; 5. Lewis, satire, and portraiture Paul Edwards; 6. Lewis and fascism Nathan Waddell; 7. Lewis, anarchism, and socialism Alan Munton; 8. Race and anti-Semitism in Lewis Lara Trubowitz; 9. Women, masculinity, and homosexuality in Lewis Erin G. Carlston; 10. Lewis's cultural criticism David Ayers; 11. Lewis between philosophy and god Erik Bachman; 12. Lewis and media Julian Murphet.