Over the rainbow

• Introduction
• p. 1

• Part 1
• Queering the Canon

• David and Jonathan-and Saul-Revisited: Homodomestic Patterns in British Boys' Magazine Fiction, 1880-1915
• p. 15

• Queer Performances: Lesbian Politics in Little Women
• p. 33

• Understood Betsy, Understood Nation: Dorothy Canfield Fisher and Willa Cather Queer America
• p. 59

• ôThere lived in the Land of Oz two queerly made menö: Queer Utopianism and Antisocial Eroticism in L. Frank Baum's Oz Series
• p. 87

• The Queerness of Harriet the Spy
• p. 111

• Refusing the Queer Potential: John Knowles's A Separate Peace
• p. 121

• Part 2
• After Stonewall

• Young Adult Novels with Gay/Lesbian Characters and Themes, 1969-92: A Historical Reading of Content, Gender, and Narrative Distance
• p. 147

• ôUnshelter Meô: The Emerging Fictional Adolescent Lesbian
• p. 164

• Reading and Writing ôImmunityö: Children and the Anti-Body
• p. 183

• H/Z: Why Lesléa Newman Makes Heather into Zoe
• p. 201

• The Trouble with Rainbow Boys
• p. 215

• Part 3
• Queer Readers and Writers

• The Hobo, the Fairy, and the Quarterback
• p. 257

• Is Nancy Drew Queer? Popular Reading Strategies for the Lesbian Reader
• p. 269

• Transchildren and the Discipline of Children's Literature
• p. 293

• Trans Magic: The Radical Performance of the Young Wizard in YA Literature
• p. 314

• Homosexuality at the Online Hogwarts: Harry Potter Slash Fanfiction
• p. 329

• Choose Your Own Queer Erotic Adventure: Young Adults, Boys' Love Computer Games, and the Sexual Politics of Visual Play
• p. 354

• Contributors
• p. 379

• Publication History
• p. 383

• Index
• p. 387