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A drawing of poor people on a street by Gustave Doré is presented, which was used as an illustration for the book "London: A Pilgrimage".

An image is presented of a detail from the Greek vase known as the Vase de Sosibios.

A list of articles including "Unsound Method: Gadamer's Hermeneutics and Heart of Darkness," "The Rape of Falkland: Re-figuring Clarissa in Godwin's Caleb Williams" and "Hawthorne, Mill, and Sartre: Petrifaction and Tyranny in Roth's ‘The Conversion of the Jews' and When She Was Good, is presented.

The article presents information on a new feature in the periodical for which readers can submit exhibits, symposia, and conferences related to the study of literature and language.

An introduction is presented on topics within the issue including use of chapbooks as a cheap medium to issue literary works including "Babes in the Wood," "Jack Guy of Warwick"and "Robin Hood" specifically for children.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports relevant the issue on topics including how the periodical is celebrating its 51st year, the periodical's focus on national literature and the periodical's focus on film, print culture and the digital humanities.