Chapter 1 Sarah Waters’s Feminisms

Chapter 2 Teasing (Out) a New Generation: The Writing of Sarah Waters

Chapter 3 Quick and Queer: Love-Life-Writing in Orlando and Affinity

Chapter 4 ‘Accompanied by Ghosts’: The Changing Uses of the Past in Sarah Waters’s Lesbian Fiction

Chapter 5 Anxious Affinities: Gender and Déréliction in Sarah Waters’s Neo-Forties Novels

Chapter 6 The Feminist Gothic in The Little Stranger : Troubling Narratives of Continuity and Change

Chapter 7 The Feminist Politics of Textuality: Reading the Feminism of Julia Kristeva in Fingersmith

Chapter 8 ‘Better a prison … than a madhouse!’: Incarceration and the Neo-Victorian Fictions of Sarah Waters

Chapter 9 Written on the Body: Wounded Men and Ugly Women in The Little Stranger

Chapter 11 ‘Grisley “L” business’: Re-valuing Female Masculinity and Butch Subjectivity in Tipping the Velvet and The Night Watch