The Novel as Network

<div>Chapter 1: Introduction: The Novel as Network,&nbsp;Tim Lanzendörfer and Corinna Norrick-Rühl.-&nbsp;Chapter 2: Introduction: Novel Forms,&nbsp;Tim Lanzendörfer.-&nbsp;Chapter 3: The Novel’s Novelty Now,&nbsp;Mathias Nilges.-&nbsp;Chapter 4: The Cosmopolitan Value of the Multicultural Novel,&nbsp;Kristian Shaw.-&nbsp;Chapter 5: The Novel Network and the Work of Genre,&nbsp;Tim Lanzendörfer.-&nbsp;Chapter 6: Can a Novel Contain a Comic? Graphic Nerd Ecology in Contemporary US Fiction,&nbsp;Christopher Pizzino.-&nbsp;Chapter 7: Introduction: Novel Ideas,&nbsp;Tim Lanzendörfer and Corinna Norrick-Rühl.-&nbsp;Chapter 8: Speculative Nostalgia and Media of the New Intersectional Left: My Favorite Thing is Monsters,&nbsp;Stephen Shapiro.-&nbsp;Chapter 9: From Comic to Graphic and from Book to Novel: Sandman’s Invisible Authors and the Quest for Literariness,&nbsp;Julia Round.-&nbsp;Chapter 10: Listening to the Literary: On the Novelistic Poetics of the Podcast,&nbsp;Patrick Gill.-&nbsp;Chapter 11: The Video Game Novel: Story-World Narratives, Novelization, and the Contemporary Novel’s Network,&nbsp;Tamer Thabet and Tim Lanzendörfer.-&nbsp;Chapter 12: Introduction: Novel Commodities,&nbsp;Corinna Norrick-Rühl.-&nbsp;Chapter 13: Locating the Goods in Contemporary Literary Culture: Between the Book and the Archive,&nbsp;Jim Collins.-&nbsp;Chapter 14: Auratic Facsimile: The Print Novel in the Age of Digital Reproduction,&nbsp;Julia Panko.-&nbsp;Chapter 15: Sensing the Novel/Seeing the Book/Selling the Goods,&nbsp;Claire Squires.-&nbsp;Chapter 16: Shakespeare Novelized: Hogarth, Symbolic Capital, and the Literary Market,&nbsp;Jeremy Rosen.-&nbsp;Chapter 17: Reading the Small American Novel: The Aesthetic Agency of the Short Book in the Modern Literary Marketplace,&nbsp;Alexander Starre.</div><div><br></div><p></p><p></p>