Studies in American Fiction
Studies in American Fiction suspended publication in the fall of 2008. In the future, however, Fordham University and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York will jointly edit and publish SAF after a short hiatus; further information and updates will be available from time to time through the web site of Northeastern’s Department of English. SAF thanks the College of Arts and Sciences at Northeastern University for over three decades of support.
Studies in American Fiction is a journal of articles and reviews on the prose fiction of the United States, in its full historical range from the colonial period to the present. Founded by Professor James E. Nagel, SAF was published continuously by Northeastern University's English Department each May and December, from Spring 1973 until Fall 2008. SAF features influential essays on emergent writers and canons, as well as American literary classics.
Some of SAF’s back issues are currently being gathered together for free electronic access under the auspices of Northeastern University’s Institutional Repository—IRis—and the Northeastern University Libraries (http://www.lib.neu.edu/libraries_and_collections/iris/).
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