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  1. Robert Lowell: Setting the River on Fire: A Study of Genius, Mania, and Character by Kay Redfield Jamison (review)
  2. Works Cited
  3. Debating Rhetorical Poetics: Interventions, Amendments, Extensions
  4. Character, Singularity, and Rhetorical Modeling
  5. Groucho, Harpo, and Narrative Theory
  6. The Rhetoric of Knowledge and the Rhetoric of Delight: A Response to James Phelan
  7. A Rhetorical Poetics of Nonfiction, with Small Stitches: A Response to James Phelan's Target Essay
  8. Probable Impossibilities: Historical Romance Readers Talk Back
  9. Improbable, Impossible, Unthinkable, Fantastic
  10. Character Studies
  11. Interest and Immersion: Response to James Phelan's Target Essay "Authors, Resources, Audiences"
  12. Can Writers Read Readers?
  13. Truth or Inconsequence: A Reply to James Phelan
  14. Rhetoric, Communication, Fiction
  15. Response to James Phelan's "Authors, Resources, Audiences: Toward a Rhetorical Poetics of Narrative"
  16. Narrative Communication or Communicating Literature?
  17. Characters and Narrators in Narrative Communication: James Phelan's Rhetorical Poetics of Narrative
  18. Some Notes on the Narrative Communication Model and Modest Proposals for a Rhetorical Poetics of Narrative
  19. Response to James Phelan, "Authors, Resources, Audiences: Toward a Rhetorical Poetics of Narrative"
  20. Rhetorical Poetics: Between Creative Writing and Deconstruction
  21. Dual Narrative Progression as Dual Authorial Communication: Extending the Rhetorical Model
  22. The Conniving Stenographer and Other Stories: A Response to "Authors, Resources, Audiences"
  23. Rhetoric, Salience and the Reader in the Saddle: A Response to James Phelan
  24. Hitting the Wall? The Rhetorical Approach and the Role of Reader Response
  25. Response to James Phelan
  26. The Story/Discourse Distinction
  27. Rhetorical Ways of Covering Up Speculations and Hypotheses, or Why Empirical Investigations of Real Readers Matter
  28. Authors, Resources, Audiences: Toward a Rhetorical Poetics of Narrative
  29. Editor's Note
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