Introduction. Walter Stephens and Earle Havens, "Forgery's Valhalla"
Arthur Freeman, "Hoax and forgery, whimsy and fraud: taxonomic reflections on the Bibliotheca fictiva"
Earle Havens, "Babelic confusion: literary forgery and the Bibliotheca fictiva"
Frederic Clark, "Forgery, misattribution, and a case of secondary pseudonymity: Aethicus Ister's Cosmography and its early modern multiplications"
Elly Truitt, "Marvelous history: authority and credibility in medieval histories of Troy"
James Coleman, "Forging relations between East and West: the invented letters of Sultan Mehmed II"
Shana D. O'Connell, "Fashioning Noah: how a forger turned an Etruscan god into a Biblical figure"
Anthony Grafton, "Annius of Viterbo as a student of the Jews: the sources of his information"
Walter Stephens, "'A certain empty and unknown writer': Gaspar Barreiros dismantles Annius of Viterbo's Antiquities"
Richard Cooper, "Inventing Gallic antiquities in Renaissance France"
A. Katie Harris, "Material and textual forgery in the Lead books of Granada"
Ingrid Rowland, "Melchior Inchofer, S.J. and the letter of the Virgin Mary to the citizens of Messina"
Kate Tunstall, "'Make way for the ghost!' Forgery, patriotic mythology, and the living dead"
Jack Lynch, "England's Ireland, Ireland's England: William Henry Ireland's national offense".