Kaley Kramer and Anne-Marie Evans, Introduction.- Section 1: Time and Memory.- Adam James Smith, Nightmares and Cityscapes: Contradictory visions of the city in James Montgomery’s York Prison Poetry (1795-1797).- Alice Levick, Memory and Grief in Urban Spaces: Marshall Berman, D.J. Waldie, and the Modern American City.- Anne-Marie Evans, No Safe Sanctuary: Race, Space and Time in Colson Whitehead’s Speculative Cities.- Section 2: Time and Movement.- Helena Ifill, ‘The Sensation of a Moment’: Telepathy on the Omnibus in Wilkie Collins’s
Basil (1852).- Quyen Nguyen, ‘Like holding water in your hand’: the Textual City and Time in
Ulysses.- Sarah Lawson Welsh, ‘This is London, this is Life’: Migrant experiences of time and space in Sam Selvon’s
The Lonely Londoners.- Lena Mattheis, Peeling Layers: Transnational Urban Time.-
Section 3: Time and Material Space.- Steven Nardi, The ‘Skyscraper Primitives’: Urban Space and Primordial Time in the 1920s American Avant-garde.-
Megan Cannella, Indirect Memorialization of Trauma in Murakami's after the quake and Delilo's
Point Omega.- Spencer Jordan, 'Totaled City': The Post-Digital Textualities of Ben Lerner's
10:04.- Section 4: Time and Melancholy.- Sarah Trott, The City as No Man's Land: Generational War Trauma in Raymond Chandler's
Los Angeles.- Jean Amato, Reconfiguring Public and Private Urban Queer Space in Pai Hsien-yung’s
Nieh Tzu (1983).- Michael P. Moreno, 'No Centre Other than Ourselves': Istanbul,
Hüzün, and the Heterotopic Portal between Civilization and Time.- Deirdre Flynn, ‘Our narrative is reminscence’: Clinging to Lost Time in Kevin Barry’s
City of Bohane.
