Acknowledgements
Introduction
William Rabkin (University of California Riverside-Palm Desert, USA)
PART I: HOW HE WORKS
1. A Boy That Dreamed of a Program That Could Go On Forever
James Felder (New York University, USA)
2. The British Friends: Moffat's Coupling
Karen Jeynes (University of Pretoria, South Africa)
3. The First Word: The Roots of Moffat's Doctor Who in His Earliest Works
Jamie Beckwith (Independent Scholar, UK) and Leslie Grace McMurtry (University of Salford, UK)
4. Writing About Himself: Moffat's Reinvention from Autobiography to Genre
Robert J. Binney (Independent Scholar, USA)
PART II: EARLY WORKS
5. Voices, Silences, and Today's Youth: Narrative Strategy in Press Gang
Tom Muir (OsloMet - Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway)
6. Man Up: Coupling and the Rom-Com
Mary Irwin (Queen Margaret University, UK)
7. "That thing was not my master": Steven Moffat's Post-Oedipal Sequel Jekyll
Linda Belau (University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley, USA)
8. Sub/Text: A Real Human Being and a Real Anti-Hero: An Analysis of Steven Moffat's Character Construction
Doga Çöl (Istanbul Medipol University, Turkey)
PART III: LATER WORKS
9. To Build a Genius: Narrative Templates and Visual Construction of Steven Moffat's Protagonists
Simona Adinolfi (Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany) and Silvia Genovese (Independent Scholar, UK)
10. Temporal Distortions: The Art of Non-Linearity in Moffat's Doctor Who and Sherlock
Sony Jalarajan Raj (MacEwen University, Canada) and Adith K. Suresh (MacEwen University, Canada)
11. Watching as New Reading: Narratology, Intertextuality, and Audience Engagement in the Selected Works of Steven Moffat
Roksana Zgierska (University of Gdansk, Poland)
12. Moffat's Sherlock: Challenging the Cartesian Thinking Man
Shreya Das (The Sanskrit College and University, India)
13. The Complex Count and the Curing of Toxic Masculinity in Moffat's Dracula
Ahmad Hayat (International College of Science and Technology, Kuwait)
14. Sub/Text: Adapting the Queer Sadomasochism of Dracula
Ian M. Clark (Queen's University Kingston, Canada)
Contributors
Bibliography
Index
