Jaine Chemmacheryis senior lecturer in postcolonial literatures at Sorbonne Université.Bhawana Jain is assistant professor at the University of Angers.

This is an inspiring collection whose chapters explore the thematic of the travelling body across a fascinating array of literary texts from the nineteenth century to the present. The close readings lend important new insights to our understanding of human mobility and, as a consequence, the volume will appeal to those working in mobilities studies as well as literary scholars.

• IntroductionJaine Chemmachery and Bhawana JainPART I: OTHER(ED) AND MARGINALIZED BODIES IN MOTIONChapter 1: Lucy's Transgressive Moves in Lady Audley's SecretSun Jai KimChapter 2: Through Time and Space: Travelling Bodies in Archaeological FictionNolwenn CorriouChapter 3: “Doomed with Motion”: Transient Bodies in Light of AugustSolveig DunkelPART II: DISABLED BODIES, AILING BODIES, AND MOBILITYChapter 4: The Shelleys' Tried Bodies in their Travel Literature: Demystification and MythmakingFabien DessetChapter 5: Representing the Sick Male Body in David Livingstone’s Final Manuscripts (1865-1873)Guillaume DidierChapter 6: Disability and the Modalities of Displacement in the Early Fiction of J.M. CoetzeePawel WojtasPART III: RECONCEPTUALIZING MOBILE BODIES IN TRANSNATIONAL SPACESChapter 7: Writing Away from the Main: The Travelling Ways of Jamaica Kincaid's Unruly ProseAndrée-Anne Kekeh-DikaChapter 8: Wilson Harris’s Resurrected BodiesFabienne FranvilChapter 9: Immobilit

Jaine Chemmacheryis senior lecturer in postcolonial literatures at Sorbonne Université.Bhawana Jain is assistant professor at the University of Angers.

This is an inspiring collection whose chapters explore the thematic of the travelling body across a fascinating array of literary texts from the nineteenth century to the present. The close readings lend important new insights to our understanding of human mobility and, as a consequence, the volume will appeal to those working in mobilities studies as well as literary scholars.

• IntroductionJaine Chemmachery and Bhawana JainPART I: OTHER(ED) AND MARGINALIZED BODIES IN MOTIONChapter 1: Lucy's Transgressive Moves in Lady Audley's SecretSun Jai KimChapter 2: Through Time and Space: Travelling Bodies in Archaeological FictionNolwenn CorriouChapter 3: “Doomed with Motion”: Transient Bodies in Light of AugustSolveig DunkelPART II: DISABLED BODIES, AILING BODIES, AND MOBILITYChapter 4: The Shelleys' Tried Bodies in their Travel Literature: Demystification and MythmakingFabien DessetChapter 5: Representing the Sick Male Body in David Livingstone’s Final Manuscripts (1865-1873)Guillaume DidierChapter 6: Disability and the Modalities of Displacement in the Early Fiction of J.M. CoetzeePawel WojtasPART III: RECONCEPTUALIZING MOBILE BODIES IN TRANSNATIONAL SPACESChapter 7: Writing Away from the Main: The Travelling Ways of Jamaica Kincaid's Unruly ProseAndrée-Anne Kekeh-DikaChapter 8: Wilson Harris’s Resurrected BodiesFabienne FranvilChapter 9: Immobilit

Jaine Chemmacheryis senior lecturer in postcolonial literatures at Sorbonne Université.Bhawana Jain is assistant professor at the University of Angers.

This is an inspiring collection whose chapters explore the thematic of the travelling body across a fascinating array of literary texts from the nineteenth century to the present. The close readings lend important new insights to our understanding of human mobility and, as a consequence, the volume will appeal to those working in mobilities studies as well as literary scholars.

• IntroductionJaine Chemmachery and Bhawana JainPART I: OTHER(ED) AND MARGINALIZED BODIES IN MOTIONChapter 1: Lucy's Transgressive Moves in Lady Audley's SecretSun Jai KimChapter 2: Through Time and Space: Travelling Bodies in Archaeological FictionNolwenn CorriouChapter 3: “Doomed with Motion”: Transient Bodies in Light of AugustSolveig DunkelPART II: DISABLED BODIES, AILING BODIES, AND MOBILITYChapter 4: The Shelleys' Tried Bodies in their Travel Literature: Demystification and MythmakingFabien DessetChapter 5: Representing the Sick Male Body in David Livingstone’s Final Manuscripts (1865-1873)Guillaume DidierChapter 6: Disability and the Modalities of Displacement in the Early Fiction of J.M. CoetzeePawel WojtasPART III: RECONCEPTUALIZING MOBILE BODIES IN TRANSNATIONAL SPACESChapter 7: Writing Away from the Main: The Travelling Ways of Jamaica Kincaid's Unruly ProseAndrée-Anne Kekeh-DikaChapter 8: Wilson Harris’s Resurrected BodiesFabienne FranvilChapter 9: Immobilit