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Parution - Literature and Medicine Literature and Medicine, Volume 28, Number 2, Fall 2009The Discovered Story: The Evolution of Truth in Cancer Narratives Larry D. CripeEditors' Preface: Cancer Stories Jane E. Schultz, Martha Stoddard HolmesTricksters and Truth Tellers: Narrating Illness in an Age of Authenticity and Appropriation, Arthur W. FrankWhen Spoken Words Fail Jessica Tekla LesCancer Narratives and an Ethics of Commemoration: Susan Sontag, Annie Leibovitz, and David Rieff  Mary K. DeShazerOutside the Box: Surviving Survival  Emily C. BartelsApoptosis Is My Favorite Word: An Introduction and Performance  Gretchen CaseApoptosis Is My Favorite Word by Gretchen Case: A Commentary and Response  Therese JonesChoosing to Live: Cancer Education, Movies, and the Conversion Narrative in America, 1921–1960  David CantorDisruption and Cancer Narratives: From Awareness to Advocacy  Kirsten E. GardnerCancer's Revelations: Malignancies and Therapies in a Recent Chinese Novel  Sabina Knight(Un)body Double: A Rhapsody on Hairless Identity  Jane E. Schultz