1. Introduction: Writing Between the Lines, Paul Tankard and Patrick Spedding
2. Jacques Gohory's Copy of the Poliphile (1546): A First Analysis of His Handwritten Marginalia, Véronique Duché-Gavet
3. The Marginalia of a Seventeenth-century Chinese Scholar, Yinzong Wei
4. Undoing Bayle's Scepticism: Astell's Marginalia as Disarmament, Jacqueline Broad
5. Hester Piozzi's Annotations to the Adventurer and Johnson's Rambler: Beyond the Case Study, Paul Tankard
6. "C'est Mon Livre ce n'est pas le tien mon ami": Inscriptions in an English Children's Book Collection, Merete Colding Smith
7. The Encyclopædia Britannica and The Huon Mechanics' Institute Library, Patrick Spedding and Peter Pereyra
8. "Probability Indispensable in Fiction": Marginalia in a copy of Sir Walter Scott's The Antiquary, Brian McMullin
9. "Almost Unknown to the General Reader": Biographical and Conceptual Contexts of Melville's Marginalia in Thomas Warton's The History of English Poetry, Steven Olsen-Smith and Cheyene Austin, et al.
10. The Ethics of Annotation: Reading, Studying and Defacing Books in Australia, Patrick Buckridge
11. Locating Digitised Marginalia, Mia Goodwin
12. Afterword, Bill Sherman.