Joshua Miller is Associate Professor of English and Judaic Studies at the University of Michigan. His first book, Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism, analyzed the mixed languages of interwar US literary modernism. He is also coeditor of the forthcoming book, The Languages of Modern Jewish Cultures.

'The Cambridge Companion to the American Modernist Novel is a rich, dynamic, and intensely interesting collection of essays that will be of interest to both undergraduate students encountering American modernism for the first time, and seasoned scholars.' Rachele Dini, European journal of American studies

• 1. Introduction Joshua L. Miller; 2. Regionalisms in American modernism Harry Stecopolou; 3. Trans-Pacific modernisms Denise Cruz; 4. Ethnic American modernisms Catherine Morley; 5. The worlds of black literary modernism Kevin Bell; 6. Gender and geomodernisms Yogita Goyal; 7. Borderlands modernism Mary Pat Brady; 8. Queering the American modernist novel Scott Herring; 9. Visual cultures of American modernism Jeff Allred; 10. Jazz and blues modernisms Emily Lordi; 11. Translation in American modernism Daniel Katz; 12. The scientific imagination of US modernism Steven Meyer; 13. New media modernism Julian Murphet; 14. American modernism in the world Gayle Rogers.

Joshua Miller is Associate Professor of English and Judaic Studies at the University of Michigan. His first book, Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism, analyzed the mixed languages of interwar US literary modernism. He is also coeditor of the forthcoming book, The Languages of Modern Jewish Cultures.

'The Cambridge Companion to the American Modernist Novel is a rich, dynamic, and intensely interesting collection of essays that will be of interest to both undergraduate students encountering American modernism for the first time, and seasoned scholars.' Rachele Dini, European journal of American studies

• 1. Introduction Joshua L. Miller; 2. Regionalisms in American modernism Harry Stecopolou; 3. Trans-Pacific modernisms Denise Cruz; 4. Ethnic American modernisms Catherine Morley; 5. The worlds of black literary modernism Kevin Bell; 6. Gender and geomodernisms Yogita Goyal; 7. Borderlands modernism Mary Pat Brady; 8. Queering the American modernist novel Scott Herring; 9. Visual cultures of American modernism Jeff Allred; 10. Jazz and blues modernisms Emily Lordi; 11. Translation in American modernism Daniel Katz; 12. The scientific imagination of US modernism Steven Meyer; 13. New media modernism Julian Murphet; 14. American modernism in the world Gayle Rogers.

Joshua Miller is Associate Professor of English and Judaic Studies at the University of Michigan. His first book, Accented America: The Cultural Politics of Multilingual Modernism, analyzed the mixed languages of interwar US literary modernism. He is also coeditor of the forthcoming book, The Languages of Modern Jewish Cultures.

'The Cambridge Companion to the American Modernist Novel is a rich, dynamic, and intensely interesting collection of essays that will be of interest to both undergraduate students encountering American modernism for the first time, and seasoned scholars.' Rachele Dini, European journal of American studies

• 1. Introduction Joshua L. Miller; 2. Regionalisms in American modernism Harry Stecopolou; 3. Trans-Pacific modernisms Denise Cruz; 4. Ethnic American modernisms Catherine Morley; 5. The worlds of black literary modernism Kevin Bell; 6. Gender and geomodernisms Yogita Goyal; 7. Borderlands modernism Mary Pat Brady; 8. Queering the American modernist novel Scott Herring; 9. Visual cultures of American modernism Jeff Allred; 10. Jazz and blues modernisms Emily Lordi; 11. Translation in American modernism Daniel Katz; 12. The scientific imagination of US modernism Steven Meyer; 13. New media modernism Julian Murphet; 14. American modernism in the world Gayle Rogers.