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The Editorial Board of Nineteenth-Century French Studies is pleased to announce the publication of volume 46 numbers 3–4 (Spring–Summer 2018). In addition to two Incipit dialogues about the centuries that frame the nineteenth -- William Paulson and Caroline Weber in one, Gerald Prince and Debarati Sanyal in the other -- this issue also features a special section entitled ‘Chateaubriand: Mapping the Post-Revolutionary World,’ edited by Jean-Marie Roulin. Crossing borders in time and in space, this issue continues the journal’s longstanding tradition of covering the full range of studies of nineteenth-century French literature and related fields.&#160;http://www.ncfs-journal.org/?q=current-toc&#160;In This IssueIncipit:The Nineteenth Century (Mis)Reading the Eighteenth William Paulson and Caroline WeberThe Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries (Mis)Reading the NineteenthSpecial SectionChateaubriand: Mapping the Post-Revolutionary WorldEdited by Jean-Marie RoulinIntroductionJean-Marie RoulinFrom Spain’s Moors to Spain’s Colonies: Chateaubriand’s Mapping of Liberty and Equality in Les Aventures du dernier AbencérageFabienne MooreChateaubriand’s Time Travel in Tunis and Carthage: An Archaeology of MappingsKhalid ChaouchFragments d’un voyage en FranceFabio VasarriA Nation of Foreigners: Chateaubriand and RepatriationAndrew J. CounterRecompositions territoriales: Quand la Révolution rebat les cartes (Mémoires d’outre-tombe, livres I à XII)Jean-Marie RoulinLe Sourire de Marie-Antoinette: la mort en surimpression dans Mémoires d’outre-tombeDominique Jullien