Todd Martin is Professor of English at Huntington University, USA, where he currently holds the Edwina Patton Chair of Arts and Sciences. He was recently awarded the Lester J. Cappon Fellowship in Documentary Editing at the Newberry Library in Chicago, IL. He is the Membership Secretary of the Katherine Mansfield Society and serves as co-editor of the Society’s book series, Katherine Mansfield Studies.

This awesomely comprehensive and research-rich handbook to Katherine Mansfield will be a go-to resource for readers for a generation and more to come, ranging from the long-term specialist to the newly hooked browser. Everything about her work is here, both the mainstream and the quirky—its musical interests and intertexts; its global, western and southern settings; its New Zealand yearnings; and her important shaping influence on the convulsion of new media, thought and forms that was modernism. Perhaps, most of all, the reader will find here wide-ranging reflections on the immense power of the short story in her ingenious hands.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: Expanding the Horizon of Katherine Mansfield StudiesTodd MartinPart I Katherine Mansfield at Work2. Katherine Mansfield and ModernismEnda Duffy (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)3. Juliet and MaataGerri Kimber (University of Northampton, UK)4. Katherine Mansfield, the Magazine WriterJenny McDonnell (Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Ireland)5. From The Aloe to “Prelude”Alex Moffett (Providence College, USA)6. The New Zealand Stories Jane Stafford (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)Part II Katherine Mansfield and her Contemporaries7. Katherine Mansfield, Garsington, and BloomsburyJay Dickson (Reed College, USA)8. Katherine Mansfield and Virginia WoolfRuchi Mundeja (University of Delhi, India)9. Katherine Mansfield and D. H. LawrenceAndrew Harrison (University of Nottingham, UK)10. Katherine Mansfield and Elizabeth von ArnimIsobel Maddison (Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge, UK)Part III Katherine Mansfield and Genre11. Katherine Mansfield and the Short StoryAilsa Cox (Edge Hill University, UK)12. Katherine Mansfield as CriticChris Mourant (University of Birmingham, UK)13. Katherine Mansfield’s Letters and JournalsAnna Jackson (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)14. Katherine Mansfield’s PoetryErika Baldt (Rowan College of Burlington County, USA)Part IV Katherine Mansfield and the Arts15. Katherine Mansfield’s Musical WorldClaire Davison, (Sorbonne Nouvelle University, France)16. Katherine Mansfield and Post-ImpressionismAngela Smith (University of Stirling, UK)17. Katherine Mansfield and the CinematicFaye Harland (Newcastle University, UK)Part V The World of Katherine Mansfield18. Katherine Mansfield and New ZealandKathleen Jones (Professional Biographer)19. Katherine Mansfield and EmpireJanet Wilson (University of Northampton, UK)20. Katherine Mansfield and the Great WarChristine Darrohn (University of Maine, Farmington, USA)21. Katherine Mansfield and the EastTracy Miao (Xi’an International Studies University, China)22. Katherine Mansfield and the Russian MysticsGalya Diment (University of Washington, USA)23. Katherine Mansfield and FranceGerri Kimber (University of Northampton, UK)Part VI Critical Approaches to Katherine Mansfield24. Katherine Mansfield and ReadingRishona Zimring (Lewis and Clark College, USA)25. Katherine Mansfield and SexualityClaire Drewery (Sheffield Hallam University, UK)26. Katherine Mansfield and Eco-criticismWilliam Kupinse (University of Puget Sound, USA)Annotated Bibliography of Selected CriticismAimée Gasston (Birkbeck, University of London, UK)Notes on ContributorsIndex

Todd Martin is Professor of English at Huntington University, USA, where he currently holds the Edwina Patton Chair of Arts and Sciences. He was recently awarded the Lester J. Cappon Fellowship in Documentary Editing at the Newberry Library in Chicago, IL. He is the Membership Secretary of the Katherine Mansfield Society and serves as co-editor of the Society’s book series, Katherine Mansfield Studies.

This awesomely comprehensive and research-rich handbook to Katherine Mansfield will be a go-to resource for readers for a generation and more to come, ranging from the long-term specialist to the newly hooked browser. Everything about her work is here, both the mainstream and the quirky—its musical interests and intertexts; its global, western and southern settings; its New Zealand yearnings; and her important shaping influence on the convulsion of new media, thought and forms that was modernism. Perhaps, most of all, the reader will find here wide-ranging reflections on the immense power of the short story in her ingenious hands.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: Expanding the Horizon of Katherine Mansfield StudiesTodd MartinPart I Katherine Mansfield at Work2. Katherine Mansfield and ModernismEnda Duffy (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)3. Juliet and MaataGerri Kimber (University of Northampton, UK)4. Katherine Mansfield, the Magazine WriterJenny McDonnell (Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Ireland)5. From The Aloe to “Prelude”Alex Moffett (Providence College, USA)6. The New Zealand Stories Jane Stafford (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)Part II Katherine Mansfield and her Contemporaries7. Katherine Mansfield, Garsington, and BloomsburyJay Dickson (Reed College, USA)8. Katherine Mansfield and Virginia WoolfRuchi Mundeja (University of Delhi, India)9. Katherine Mansfield and D. H. LawrenceAndrew Harrison (University of Nottingham, UK)10. Katherine Mansfield and Elizabeth von ArnimIsobel Maddison (Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge, UK)Part III Katherine Mansfield and Genre11. Katherine Mansfield and the Short StoryAilsa Cox (Edge Hill University, UK)12. Katherine Mansfield as CriticChris Mourant (University of Birmingham, UK)13. Katherine Mansfield’s Letters and JournalsAnna Jackson (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)14. Katherine Mansfield’s PoetryErika Baldt (Rowan College of Burlington County, USA)Part IV Katherine Mansfield and the Arts15. Katherine Mansfield’s Musical WorldClaire Davison, (Sorbonne Nouvelle University, France)16. Katherine Mansfield and Post-ImpressionismAngela Smith (University of Stirling, UK)17. Katherine Mansfield and the CinematicFaye Harland (Newcastle University, UK)Part V The World of Katherine Mansfield18. Katherine Mansfield and New ZealandKathleen Jones (Professional Biographer)19. Katherine Mansfield and EmpireJanet Wilson (University of Northampton, UK)20. Katherine Mansfield and the Great WarChristine Darrohn (University of Maine, Farmington, USA)21. Katherine Mansfield and the EastTracy Miao (Xi’an International Studies University, China)22. Katherine Mansfield and the Russian MysticsGalya Diment (University of Washington, USA)23. Katherine Mansfield and FranceGerri Kimber (University of Northampton, UK)Part VI Critical Approaches to Katherine Mansfield24. Katherine Mansfield and ReadingRishona Zimring (Lewis and Clark College, USA)25. Katherine Mansfield and SexualityClaire Drewery (Sheffield Hallam University, UK)26. Katherine Mansfield and Eco-criticismWilliam Kupinse (University of Puget Sound, USA)Annotated Bibliography of Selected CriticismAimée Gasston (Birkbeck, University of London, UK)Notes on ContributorsIndex

Todd Martin is Professor of English at Huntington University, USA, where he currently holds the Edwina Patton Chair of Arts and Sciences. He was recently awarded the Lester J. Cappon Fellowship in Documentary Editing at the Newberry Library in Chicago, IL. He is the Membership Secretary of the Katherine Mansfield Society and serves as co-editor of the Society’s book series, Katherine Mansfield Studies.

This awesomely comprehensive and research-rich handbook to Katherine Mansfield will be a go-to resource for readers for a generation and more to come, ranging from the long-term specialist to the newly hooked browser. Everything about her work is here, both the mainstream and the quirky—its musical interests and intertexts; its global, western and southern settings; its New Zealand yearnings; and her important shaping influence on the convulsion of new media, thought and forms that was modernism. Perhaps, most of all, the reader will find here wide-ranging reflections on the immense power of the short story in her ingenious hands.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: Expanding the Horizon of Katherine Mansfield StudiesTodd MartinPart I Katherine Mansfield at Work2. Katherine Mansfield and ModernismEnda Duffy (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)3. Juliet and MaataGerri Kimber (University of Northampton, UK)4. Katherine Mansfield, the Magazine WriterJenny McDonnell (Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Ireland)5. From The Aloe to “Prelude”Alex Moffett (Providence College, USA)6. The New Zealand Stories Jane Stafford (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)Part II Katherine Mansfield and her Contemporaries7. Katherine Mansfield, Garsington, and BloomsburyJay Dickson (Reed College, USA)8. Katherine Mansfield and Virginia WoolfRuchi Mundeja (University of Delhi, India)9. Katherine Mansfield and D. H. LawrenceAndrew Harrison (University of Nottingham, UK)10. Katherine Mansfield and Elizabeth von ArnimIsobel Maddison (Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge, UK)Part III Katherine Mansfield and Genre11. Katherine Mansfield and the Short StoryAilsa Cox (Edge Hill University, UK)12. Katherine Mansfield as CriticChris Mourant (University of Birmingham, UK)13. Katherine Mansfield’s Letters and JournalsAnna Jackson (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand)14. Katherine Mansfield’s PoetryErika Baldt (Rowan College of Burlington County, USA)Part IV Katherine Mansfield and the Arts15. Katherine Mansfield’s Musical WorldClaire Davison, (Sorbonne Nouvelle University, France)16. Katherine Mansfield and Post-ImpressionismAngela Smith (University of Stirling, UK)17. Katherine Mansfield and the CinematicFaye Harland (Newcastle University, UK)Part V The World of Katherine Mansfield18. Katherine Mansfield and New ZealandKathleen Jones (Professional Biographer)19. Katherine Mansfield and EmpireJanet Wilson (University of Northampton, UK)20. Katherine Mansfield and the Great WarChristine Darrohn (University of Maine, Farmington, USA)21. Katherine Mansfield and the EastTracy Miao (Xi’an International Studies University, China)22. Katherine Mansfield and the Russian MysticsGalya Diment (University of Washington, USA)23. Katherine Mansfield and FranceGerri Kimber (University of Northampton, UK)Part VI Critical Approaches to Katherine Mansfield24. Katherine Mansfield and ReadingRishona Zimring (Lewis and Clark College, USA)25. Katherine Mansfield and SexualityClaire Drewery (Sheffield Hallam University, UK)26. Katherine Mansfield and Eco-criticismWilliam Kupinse (University of Puget Sound, USA)Annotated Bibliography of Selected CriticismAimée Gasston (Birkbeck, University of London, UK)Notes on ContributorsIndex