Introduction / Christine Alexander, Juliet McMaster
Nineteenth-century juvenilia: a survey / Christine Alexander
Play and apprenticeship: the culture of family magazines / Christine Alexander
What Daisy knew: the epistemology of the child writer / Juliet McMaster
Defining and representing literary juvenilia / Christine Alexander
Jane Austen, that disconcerting 'child' / Margaret Anne Doody
Endless imitation: Austen's and Byron's juvenilia / Rachel M. Brownstein
Childhood writings of Elizabeth Barrett Browning: 'At four I first mounted Pagasus' / Beverly Taylor
Autobiography and juvenilia: the fractured self in Charlotte Brontë's early manuscripts / Christine Alexander
The child is parent to the author: Branwell Brontë / Victor A. Neufeldt
Choosing a model: George Eliot's 'prentice hand / Juliet McMaster
Precocity and the economy of the evangelical self in John Ruskin's juvenilia / David C. Hanson
Louisa May Alcott's juvenilia / Daniel Shealy
Dr Arnold's granddaughter: Mary Augusta Ward / Gillian E. Boughton
New woman, 'new boots': Amy Levy as a child journalist / Naomi Hetherington
An annotated bibliography of nineteenth-century juvenilia / Lesley Peterson, Leslie Robertson.
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The child writer from Austen to Woolf. ISBN 9780521812931. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2005. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
