Acknowledgements General Editors' Preface Writing and Fantasy: An Introduction, CERI SULLIVAN AND BARBARA WHITE PART ONE: EARLY
1. Modern Fantasy and Ancient Dreams, CHRIS PELLING
2. The Fairy Mistress in Medieval Literary Fantasy, CAROLYNE LARRINGTON
3. Haunting the Middle Ages, MARK PHILPOTT
4. Chivalry: Fantasy and Fear, RICHARD W. KAEUPER PART TWO: EARLY MODERN
5. Dreaming of Eve: Edenic Fantasies in John Milton's `Paradise Lost', MARGARET KEAN
6. Jonson, the Antimasque and the Literary Fantastic: `The Vision of Delight', LESLEY E. MICKEL
7. Writing Sexual Fantasy in the English Renaissance: Potency, Power and Poetry, DANIELLE CLARKE
8. Silly Money, Fantastic Credit, CERI SULLIVAN
9. The Politics of Escapism: Fantasies of Travel and Power in Richard Brome's `The Antipodes' and Ben Jonson's `The Alchemist', JULIE SANDERS
10. Travel and Sexual Fantasy in the Early Modern Period, DANIEL CAREY
11. Jenny Voss: the Fantasy of Female Criminality, BARBARA WHITE PART THREE: TWENTIETH CENTURY
12. The Grotesque Utopias of Jeanette Winterson and Monique Wittig, LUCIE ARMITT
13. Fantasy, Childhood, and Literature: in Pursuit of Wonderlands, KARIN LESNIK-OBERSTEIN
14. The Decline and Fall of the Great English Ghost Story, JULIAN THOMPSON
15. `Never Love a Cowboy': Romance Fiction and Fantasy Families, PETER STONELEY
16. Fantasy and the Ideal of the Individual in Twentieth-Century English Domestic Architecture, TIMOTHY MOWL PART FOUR: SELECTED DOCUMENTS
17. Herodotus
7. 12-19
18. Tacitus, `Annals'
16. 1-3
19. Plutarch, `Marius' 45
20. Plutarch, `Sulla' 37
21. From `The Confession of Arnaud Gelis, alias Botheler, of Mas-Saint-Antonin de Pamiers, a heretical convert'
22. `Concerning Henry Nodus who after his death appeared visibly to many people' from Caesarius of Heisterbach, `Dialogus Miraculorum'
23. From Ben Jonson, `The Vision of Delight' (1617)
24. From Henry Neville, `The Isle of Pines' (1668)
25. From `The London Jilt' (1684) Notes on contributors Select bibliography Index