Transcending borders in publishing: the example of Mallika Sengupta, Bengali woman writer / Pavithra Narayanan. III. Bodies of female experience and experiment. Erotics and corporeality in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's DICTEE / Flore Chevaillier ; "At home at the border": performing the transcultural body in Josefina Báez's Dominicanish / Liamar Durán Almarza ; "Antibody": Aase Berg's grotesque poetry and the Swedish welfare state / Johannes Göransson -- II. Trauma, resistance, nation. Assia Djebar's seductive trails in So vast the prison: "A philosopher's thought experiment"? / Anastasia Valassopoulos ; Remembering trauma, refusing disappearance: Corregidora, Bastard out of Carolina, and the transnational labors of memory / Tamara Lea Spira ; ¿Ser o no ser?: where death, violence, and silence intersect in Margarita Cota-Cárdenas' Puppet / Ruben Murillo ; Transnational memories and a post-Yugoslav writer / Stephenie Young -- III. Limits of transnationalism. Writing as mirror: origins and identities in the work of Brina Svit / Adele Parker ; Language borders/border languages / Maria-Theresia Holub ; Beyond "helpless heterogeneity": difference and identity in contemporary British women's fictions of migration / Ulrike Tancke -- Epilogue: marketing transnationalism. Transcending borders in publishing: the example of Mallika Sengupta, Bengali woman writer / Pavithra Narayanan.
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