The Editors: Kathryn Banks is completing her Ph.D. thesis at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, and will take up a post as lecturer in sixteenth-century French at King’s College, London. Her Ph.D. thesis examines representations of space and the subject in French love lyric and philosophical poetry of the sixteenth century. Joseph Harris is a Fellow of St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. His Ph.D. research was on cross-dressing in seventeenth-century French literature and culture, and he is currently working on desire and sexuality in eighteenth-century France.

• Contents: Marc Lafrance: Exposing the Body: Didier Anzieu and the Psychoanalysis of Skin – Rakhee Balaram: Blood, Sweat and Tears: Exposing the Limits of the Body in écriture féminine – Elza Adamowicz: ‘Sous ce masque, un autre masque’: Claude Cahun’s Photomontages – D. C. Andersson: ‘Th’ Expense of Spirit in a Waste of Shame’: Exposures of the Self in Montaigne – Rima Devereaux: Exposing Narratives: Truth, Crime and the Body in Marques de Rome – Simon Kemp: Unmasking the Detective-Murderer in the Novels of Alain Robbe-Grillet – Simon Gaunt: Exposing the Secrets of the Heart in Medieval Narrative – Mary Anne Franks: Controlled Exposures: Coubert’s L’Origine du monde and the Woman-Thing – Libby Saxton: Through the Spy-Hole: Indecent Exposures on Screen – Cathy Wardle: Exposing Female Desire: Narrative, Romance and Pornography in Marie Nimier’s La Novelle Pornographie – Alain Viala: What the Theatre Exposes.