Works of Daniel Defoe

W R Owens is Professor of English Literature at the University of Bedfordshire. His publications include editions of John Bunyan's Grace Abounding (1987), The Pilgrim's Progress (2003) and two volumes in the Clarendon Miscellaneous Works of John Bunyan (1994). A founder editor of the journal Bunyan Studies, he is also co-editor of John Bunyan and his England 1628-88 (1990), Shakespeare, Aphra Behn and the Canon (1996), and A Handbook to Literary Research (1998). P N Furbank was Emeritus Professor of Literature at The Open University. He was the author of studies of Samuel Butler and Italo Svevo, and the biographer of E M Forster and Diderot. His other books included Reflections on the Word 'Image' (1970), Unholy Pleasure: The Idea of Social Class (1985), and Behalf (1999).

'[This] series promises to be the most authoritative and extensive publishing of Defoe's writings ever...[it] will be a vital and vitalising addition to any institution serious about the study of Defoe and the eighteenth century.' English 'Pickering & Chatto has finally made Defoe's works easily available, and the benefits are already discernible in the increase in excellent criticism on texts previously available primarily on microfilm.' Eighteenth-Century Studies

• THE NOVELS OF DANIEL DEFOE, SATIRE, FANTASY AND WRITINGS ON THE SUPERNATURAL BY DANIEL DEFOE, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC WRITINGS OF DANIEL DEFOE, WRITINGS ON TRAVEL, DISCOVERY AND HISTORY BY DANIEL DEFOE, RELIGIOUS AND DIDACTIC WRITINGS OF DANIEL DEFOE