Chloë Julius is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of NottinghamMichael Green is an independent scholar and works in arts publishing Matthew Holman is a Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Hertfordshire

Cases of citation will be essential reading for a whole host of scholars and students[...] authors engage with key methodological questions [...] with important take-home for those coming to the book from comparative literature as much as for art historians.’—Michael Squire is Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology at the University of Cambridge

• IntroductionCases of citation: On literature in art – Michael Green, Matthew Holman, Chloë JuliusCitations after the death of the author – Chloë JuliusPart I: Hauntings and returns1 Gothic: The return of the repressed – Laurie Rojas 2 ‘Was there anything so real as words?’ Allen Ruppersberg’s The Picture of Dorian Gray – Jennie Waldow 3 That monster – Ivan KnappPart II: Collage and influence4 ‘Swarming city, city gorged with dreams’: Sound, sight and text in Paris Blues – Kalvin Schmidt-Rimpler Dinh 5 ‘Criminal, loner, drifter’: metonymic citation in the collages of David Wojnarowicz – Louis Shankar6 A language of recalcitrance: Lis Rhodes, Gertrude Stein, and syntactical play – Hannah KahngPart III: Transformation and substance7 'What, I wonder, does love have to do with an irregular rectangle?' On Words & Drawings by Mario Schifano and Frank O’Hara (1964) – Matthew Holman 8 ‘My Funny Verlainetine’: Queer citations in Ray Johnson’s mail art – Brian Leahy 9 ‘Written honour’: Wagner, Beuys, and Stendhal in Marcel Broodthaers’s Magie: art et politique – Andrew ChesherPart IIII: Between the Needle and the Book 10 Elaine Reichek in conversation with Michael Green and Chloë JuliusIndex

Chloë Julius is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of NottinghamMichael Green is an independent scholar and works in arts publishing Matthew Holman is a Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Hertfordshire

Cases of citation will be essential reading for a whole host of scholars and students[...] authors engage with key methodological questions [...] with important take-home for those coming to the book from comparative literature as much as for art historians.’—Michael Squire is Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology at the University of Cambridge

• IntroductionCases of citation: On literature in art – Michael Green, Matthew Holman, Chloë JuliusCitations after the death of the author – Chloë JuliusPart I: Hauntings and returns1 Gothic: The return of the repressed – Laurie Rojas 2 ‘Was there anything so real as words?’ Allen Ruppersberg’s The Picture of Dorian Gray – Jennie Waldow 3 That monster – Ivan KnappPart II: Collage and influence4 ‘Swarming city, city gorged with dreams’: Sound, sight and text in Paris Blues – Kalvin Schmidt-Rimpler Dinh 5 ‘Criminal, loner, drifter’: metonymic citation in the collages of David Wojnarowicz – Louis Shankar6 A language of recalcitrance: Lis Rhodes, Gertrude Stein, and syntactical play – Hannah KahngPart III: Transformation and substance7 'What, I wonder, does love have to do with an irregular rectangle?' On Words & Drawings by Mario Schifano and Frank O’Hara (1964) – Matthew Holman 8 ‘My Funny Verlainetine’: Queer citations in Ray Johnson’s mail art – Brian Leahy 9 ‘Written honour’: Wagner, Beuys, and Stendhal in Marcel Broodthaers’s Magie: art et politique – Andrew ChesherPart IIII: Between the Needle and the Book 10 Elaine Reichek in conversation with Michael Green and Chloë JuliusIndex

Chloë Julius is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the University of NottinghamMichael Green is an independent scholar and works in arts publishing Matthew Holman is a Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Hertfordshire

Cases of citation will be essential reading for a whole host of scholars and students[...] authors engage with key methodological questions [...] with important take-home for those coming to the book from comparative literature as much as for art historians.’—Michael Squire is Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology at the University of Cambridge

• IntroductionCases of citation: On literature in art – Michael Green, Matthew Holman, Chloë JuliusCitations after the death of the author – Chloë JuliusPart I: Hauntings and returns1 Gothic: The return of the repressed – Laurie Rojas 2 ‘Was there anything so real as words?’ Allen Ruppersberg’s The Picture of Dorian Gray – Jennie Waldow 3 That monster – Ivan KnappPart II: Collage and influence4 ‘Swarming city, city gorged with dreams’: Sound, sight and text in Paris Blues – Kalvin Schmidt-Rimpler Dinh 5 ‘Criminal, loner, drifter’: metonymic citation in the collages of David Wojnarowicz – Louis Shankar6 A language of recalcitrance: Lis Rhodes, Gertrude Stein, and syntactical play – Hannah KahngPart III: Transformation and substance7 'What, I wonder, does love have to do with an irregular rectangle?' On Words & Drawings by Mario Schifano and Frank O’Hara (1964) – Matthew Holman 8 ‘My Funny Verlainetine’: Queer citations in Ray Johnson’s mail art – Brian Leahy 9 ‘Written honour’: Wagner, Beuys, and Stendhal in Marcel Broodthaers’s Magie: art et politique – Andrew ChesherPart IIII: Between the Needle and the Book 10 Elaine Reichek in conversation with Michael Green and Chloë JuliusIndex