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ARTICLES OF GENERAL INTEREST
Adams, Jad. “Gabriela Cunninghame Graham: Deception and Achievement in the 1890s,” 50.3 (2007), 251-68.
Adams, Jad. “The Drowning of Hubert Crackanthorpe and the Persecution of Leila Macdonald,” 52.1 (2009), 6-34.
Adams, Jad. “Ménie Muriel Dowie: The ‘Modern’ Woman of Choices,” 58.3 (2015), 313-40.
Adams, Jad. "Netta Syrett: A Yellow Book Survivor," 62.2 (2019), 206-43.
Adams, Jad. “William and Edna Clarke Hall: Private and Public Childhood, ’Your child for ever,” 49.4 (2008), 398-417.
Andes, Anna. “The Evolution of Cicely Hamilton’s Edwardian Marriage Discourse: Embracing Conversion Dramaturgy,” 58.4 (2015),
502-21.
Avery, Todd P. "Ethics Replaces Morality: The Victorian Legacy to Bloomsbury," 41.3 (1998), 294-316.
Barron, Jonathan N. "Robert Frost in Early Twentieth Century London: Harold Monro’s Poetry and Drama and Eros," 62.2 (2019), 186- 205.
Bassett, Troy J. "T. Fisher Unwin’s Pseudonym Library: Literary Marketing and Authorial Identity," 47.2 (2004), 143-60.
Beckson, Karl. "After Tennyson: The Quest for a Poet Laureate," Special Series No. 4 (1990), 77-89.
Bell, Bill. "Arnoldian Culture in Transition: An Early Socialist Reading," 35.2 (1992), 141-61.
Bhattacharjee, Shuhita. “The Insurgent Invasion of Anti-Colonial Idols in Late-Victorian Literature: Richard Marsh and
F. Anstey,” 61.1 (2018), 66–90.
Binckes, Faith, and Kathryn Laing, “Irish Autobiographical Fiction and Hannah Lynch’s Autobiography of a Child,” 55.2 (2012), 195- 218.
Bilston, Sarah. "A New Reading of the Anglo-Indian Women’s Novel, 1880-1894: Passages to India, Passages to Womanhood," 44.3 (2001), 320-41.
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Boumelha, Penny. "The Woman of Genius and the Woman of Grub Street: Figures of the Female Writer in British Fin- de-Siècle Fiction," 40.2 (1997), 164-80.
Brack, OM, Jr. "Remembering Hal Gerber," Special Series No. 3 (1985), 3-13.
Bradbury, Malcolm. "The Eighteen Nineties: Two Interpreters," Special Series No. 4 (1990), 35-42.
Brantlinger, Patrick. "Imperial Gothic: Atavism and the Occult in the British Adventure Novel, 1880-1914," 28.3 (1985), 243-52.
Buck, Claire. "First World War English Elegy and the Disavowal of Women’s Sentimental Poetics,"53.4 (2010), 431-50.
Bulfin, Ailise. “The Fiction of Gothic Egypt and British Imperial Paranoia: The Curse of the Suez Canal,” 54.4 (2011), 411-43.
Bullen, J. B. "John Everett Millais and Charles Dickens: New Light on Old Lamps," Special Series No. 4 (1990), 125-44.
Chilcoat, Laura. "How to Make a Heterosexual Romance Queer: Anna Marsden’s Experiment and the Limits of Sexual/Gendered Inversion," 60.2 (2017), 131-51.
Clark, Petra. “Bitextuality, Sexuality, and the Male Aesthete in The Dial: ‘Not through an orthodox channel,’” 56.1 (2013), 33-50.
Conlon, John J. "Brasenose Revisited: Pater in the 80s," 32.1 (1989), 27-32.
Cosslett, Tess. "Revisiting Fictional Italy, 1887-1908: Vernon Lee, Mary Ward, and E. M. Forster," 52.3 (2009), 312- 28.
Crane, Ralph, and Lisa Fletcher, “Picturing the Empire in India: Illustrating Henty,” 55.2 (2012), 155-75.
Cranfield, J. L. “Arthur Conan Doyle, H. G. Wells and The Strand Magazine’s Long 1901: From Baskerville to the Moon,” 56.1 (2013), 3-32 .
Cranfield, Jonathan. "The Submarine in British Periodicals and Fiction, 1901–1914: Death From Below," 62.2 (2019), 147-72..
Csengeri, K. E. "The Intellectual Development of T. E. Hulme," 32.1 (1989), 7-25.
D’hoker, Elke, and Stephanie Eggermont “Fin-de-Siècle Women Writers and the Modern Short Story,” 58.3 (2015), 291-312.
Davis, William A. “Mary Jeune, Late-Victorian Essayist: Fallen Women, New Women, and Poor Children,” 58.2 (2015), 181-208.
Deane, Bradley. "Mummy Fiction and the Occupation of Egypt: Imperial Striptease," 51.4 (2008), 381-410.
Demoor, Marysa. “John Middleton Murry’s Editorial Apprenticeships: Getting Modernist ‘Rhythm’ into the Athenaeum, 1919-1921,” 52.2 (2009), 123-43.
Despotopoulou, Anna. “Flora Annie Steel’s Ecological Imagination: Narratives of Empire’s Excess,” 62.4 (2019), 506-25
Deutsch, David. “The Pianola in Early Twentieth-Century British Literature: ‘Really it is a wonderful machine,’” 58.1 (2015), 73-90.
Eastlake, Laura. “Metropolitan Manliness: Ancient Rome, Victorian London, and the Rhetoric of the New, 1880-1914,” 59.4 (2016), 473- 92.
Edwards, Heather. The Irish New Woman and Emily Lawless’s Grania: The Story of an Island: A Congenial Geography," 51.4 (2008),
2 421-38.
Eltis, Sos. “The Fallen Woman in Edwardian Feminist Drama: Suffrage, Sex and the Single Girl,” 50.1 (2007), 27-49.
Farka, Carol-Ann. "Fictional Medical Women and Moral Therapy in the Late Nineteenth Century: Daughters of Aesculapius, Mothers to All," 54.2 (2011), 139-64.
Fluhr, Nicole. “Freud as New Woman Writer: Maternal Ambivalence in Studies on Hysteria,” 53.3 (2010), 283-307.
Forman, Ross G. "Coolie Cargoes: Emigrant Ships and the Burden of Representation in Joseph Conrad’s Typhoon and James Dalziel’s 'Dead Reckoning,'" 47.4 (2004), 398-428.
Foss, Chris. “Fin-de-Siècle Indian English-Language Poetry: British Imperialism, India and the Irish Question,” 58.3 (2015), 403-18.
Fredeman, William E. "Wise and the Trial Book Fallacy: A Review Essay," 40.4 (1997), 437-47.
Gagnier, Regenia. “The Decadence of the West in Huysmans and Houellebecq: Decadence in the Longue Durée,” 60.4 (2017), 419-30.
Gagnier, Regenia. ”English Literature in Contradiction,” 63.4 (2020), 644-50.
Gagnier, Regenia. "Literary Alternatives to Rational Choice: Historical Psychology and Semi-Detached Marriages," 51.1 (2008), 23-43.
Gardner, Joann. "A Footnote on the Weekly Review," 26.3 (1983), 198-99.
Gerber, Helga. "A Letter of Thanks," Special Series No. 3 (1985), 1.
Gerber, Helmut E. "English Literature, 1880-1920: A Speculative Overview," Special Series No. 3 (1985), 14-29.
Gillespie, Diane F. "Blake and Bloomsbury: Mental Warfare," 33.1 (1990), 5-28.
Gray, F. Elizabeth. “Catholicism and Ideal Womanhood in Fin-de-Siècle Women’s Poetry,” 50.1 (2007), 50-72.
Gray, Jessica. “Typewriter Girls in Turn-of-the-Century Fiction: Feminism, Labour and Modernity,” 58.4 (2015) 485-501.
Guy, Josephine. "Aesthetics, Economics and Commodity Culture: Theorizing Value in Late Nineteenth-Century Britain," 42.2 (1999), 143-71.
Guy, Josephine M., Rebekah Scott, Kathy Conklin, and Gareth Carrol. “Challenges in Editing Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth- Century Prose Fiction: What Is Editorial “Completeness”?, 59.4 (2016), 435-55.
Guy, Josephine, and Ian Small. "The `Literary,' Aestheticism and the Founding of English as a Discipline," 33.4 (1990), 443-54.
Hadjiyiannis, Christos. “Conservative Politics, Modernist Poetics: J. M. Kennedy’s “Tory Democracy,” 58.3 (2015), 385-402.
Halloran, Jennifer A. "The Ideology Behind The Sorceress of the Strand: Gender, Race, and Criminal Witchcraft," 45.2 (2002), 176-94.
Harsh, Constance. "The Ambivalently Modern Master: Hedges Against the Modern in Meredith’s The Amazing Marriage," 48.4 (2005), 436-458.
Harris, Wendell. "H. W. Nevinson, Margaret Nevinson, Evelyn Sharp: Little-Known Writers and Crusaders," 45.3 (2002), 280-305.
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Hartman, Kabi. “Male Pacifists in British Women’s World War I Novels: Toward an ‘Enlightened Civilization,’” 58.4 (2015), 535-50.
Hibbard, Andrea. “Cannibalism and the Late-Victorian Adventure Novel: The Queen v. Dudley and Stephens,” 62.3 (2019), 305-27.
Hinojosa, Lynn Walhout. "Shakespeare and (Anti-German) Nationalism in the Writing of English Literary History, 1880-1923," 46.3 (2004), 227-49.
Hitchner, Thomas. "Edwardian Spy Literature and the Ethos of Sportsmanship: The Sport of Spying," 53.4 (2010), 413-30.
Höglund, Johan. "Black Englishness and the Concurrent Voices of Richard Marsh in The Surprising Husband," 56.3 (2013), 275-91.
Holmes, John. " Lucretius at the Fin de Siècle: Science, Religion and Poetry," 51.3 (2008), 266-80.
Holt, Jenny. "Japan as an Exemplum of Social Order in Turn-of-the-Century British and American Educational Literature: Filial Paradise," 52.4 (2009), 417-39.
Inman, Billie Andrew. "Laurence's Uncle's Book, or Shades of Baron d'Hancarville in Mallock's New Republic," Special Series No. 4 (1990), 67-76.
Jackson III, R. Marshall. "North Carolina and World War I: A Season of Remembrance," 62.2 (2019), 173-85.
Jagpal, Charn. "'Going Nautch Girl' in the Fin de Siècle: The White Woman Burdened by Colonial Domesticity," 52.3 (2009), 252-72.
Jones, Jennifer Vaughan. "An Intriguing Mystery: How Did Editor Harold Monro Come to Know Poet Anna Wickham?" 45.3 (2003), 306-21.
Kijinski, John L. "Securing Literary Values in an Age of Crisis: The Early Argument for English Studies," 31.1 (1988), 38-52.
Kilcrease, Bethany. "Radical Anti-Catholic Protestantism and When It Was Dark: The Novel and the Historical Context," 57.2 (2014), 210-30.
Kilcrease, Bethany. “‘Sensational’ Children’s Literature as a Means of Transmitting Anti-Catholicism in the Era of Transition,” 63.2 (2020), 234-57.
Kingstone, Helen. "A Leap of Faith: Abbott, Bellamy, Morris, Wells and the Fin-de-Siècle Route to Utopia," 60.1 (2017), 58-77.
Kirchhoff, Frederick. "An End to Novel Writing: Howard Overing Sturgis," 33.4 (1990), 425-41.
Klaus, H. Gustav. "Bart Kennedy: Hater of Slavery, Tramp and Professor of Walking," 60.2 (2017), 167-84.
Kondrlik, Kristin E. “Caroline Matthews’s Experiences of a Woman Doctor in Serbia: Advocacy for Women Doctors in Early Twentieth Century War Writing,” 62.3 (2019), 328-51.
Kopley, Emily. “Virginia Woolf’s Cousin J. K. Stephen: Forgotten But Not Gone,” 59.2 (2016), 191-209.
Kramp, Michael. "Richard Jefferies’s After London; or Wild England and the Limits of Liberal Colonial Vision: Reinscribing Hegemonic Masculinity," 62.2 (2019), 244-64..
4 Kuduk Weiner, Stephanie. "The Aesthetes’ John Clare: Arthur Symons, Norman Gale and Avant-Garde Poetics," 51.3 (2008),243-65.
Kuhn, Andrew A. “The Postal Imagination of Lady Gregory, Thomas Clarke, and Rabindranath Tagore: Writing the Irish Post,” 58.2 (2015), 220-40.
Langenfeld, Robert. “An Interlude: A Dorothy Richardson Announcement,” 56.1 (2013), 62-63.
Langenfeld, Robert. "The Editor’s Fence," 51.1 (2008), 3-4.
Malone, Katherine. “Anne Thackeray Ritchie’s Links with the Past: Nostalgic for Progress,” 54.4 (2011), 470-93.
McAdams, Elizabeth. "Isabella Bird and Japonisme Travel Writing: Common Interests," 57.4 (2014), 480-96.
McClellan, Ann. “University Women in Frances Marshall’s Fiction,” 53.3 (2010), 331-49.
Mckean, Matthew K." Rethinking Late-Victorian Slum Fiction: The Crowd and Imperialism at Home," 54.1 (2011), 28- 55.
Macdonald, Kate. "Edwardian Transitions in the Fiction of Una L. Silberrad," 54.2 (2011), 212-33.
Macleod, Jock. "Between Politics and Culture: Liberal Journalism and Literary Cultural Discourse at the Fin de Siècle," 51.1 (2008), 5- 22.
Margree, Victoria. “Metanarratives of Authorship in Fin-de-Siècle Popular Fiction: ‘Is That All You Do, Write Stories?’” 59.3 (2016), 362- 89.
Mitchell, Sally. "Frances Power Cobbe’s Life and the Rules for Women’s Autobiography," 50.2 (2007), 131-57.
Mitton, Matthew. “Decadence, Desire and the Divided Self: The Curious Case of Trumbull Stickney,” 54.3 (2011), 289-314.
Monsman, Gerald. “The Early Empire Fiction of Ernest Glanville: On the Border,” 54.3 (2011), 315-36.
Murray, Alex. “Fin-de-Siècle Decadence and Elizabethan Literature,” 62.4 (2019), 482-505.
Murray Alex. "Recusant Poetics: Rereading Catholicism at the Fin de Siècle," 56.3 (2013), 355-73 .
Murray, Cara. "Catastrophe and Development in the Adventure Romance," 53.2 (2010), 150-69.
Nixon, Laura. "Forgotten Short Fiction by E. Nesbit and Carmen Sylva: Everything in Moderation," 60.1 (2017), 78-97.
O'Hagan, Lauren. "The Advertising and Marketing of the Edwardian Prize Book: Gender For Sale," 62.1 (2019), 72-94.
O’Hagan, Lauren. “Principles, Privilege and Powerlessness in the Edwardian Prize Book: Bridging the Gap Between Two Opposing Worlds,” 60.4 (2017), 506-29.
Østermark-Johanson, Lene. "The Death of Euphues: Euphuism and Decadence in Late-Victorian Literature," 45.1 (2001), 4-25.
Oulton, Carolyn W. De la L. ""Child Sacrifice and the Crisis of Gender in Mary Cholmondeley’s Major Fiction," 53.2 (2010), 204- 18.
Park, Sowon S. "Sufferage Fiction: A Political Discourse in the Marketplace," 39.4 (1996), 450-61.
5 Parker, William. “Laurence Binyon, Walter Pater, and the Art of the Book: Judging Aesthetes by Their Covers,” 61.4
(2018), 475-95 .
Rainey, Lawrence. "From the Fallen Woman to the Fallen Typist, 1908-1922," 52.3 (2009), 273-97.
Rainey, Lawrence. “Secretarial Fiction: Gender and Genre in Four Novels, 1897-1898,” 53.3 (2010), 308-30.
Rains, Stephanie. "Irish Women Freelance Writers and the Popular Press: An Army Beyond Literary Circles," 60.1 (2017), 36-57.
Rodgers, Beth. “Irishness, Professional Authorship and the ‘Wild Irish Girls’ of L. T. Meade,” 56.2 (2013), 146-66.
Scherer Herz, Judith. "Leonard Woolf’s ‘I’: Reading the Autobiographies," 50.2 (2007), 158-71.
Scragg, Andrew. "Reconsidering a 'Neglected Classic' and Widening the Canon of World War I Poetry: The Song of
Tiadatha," 57.4 (2014), 463-79.
Shaw, Samuel. “British Artists and Balzac at the Turn of the Twentieth Century,” 56.4 (2013), 427-44.
Small, Ian. "Why Edit Anything at All? Textual Editing and Postmodernism: A Review Essay," 38.2 (1995), 195-203.
Small, Ian. "The Economics of Taste: Literary Markets and Literary Value in the Late Nineteenth Century," 39.1 (1996), 7-18.
Spirit, Jane. Emerging Views of Byzantium, 1850-1930: Germs of the Modern and Its Paradoxes," 38.2 (1995), 157-67.
Stokes, John. "Dieppe: 1895," Special Series No. 4 (1990), 11-23.
Sylvia, Richard. "Rereading Florence Henniker: Society, Romance, and Homosocial Desire in Sir George and Foiled," 46.1 (2003), 55- 70.
Tabachnick, Stephen E. "The Graphic Novel and the Age of Transition: A Survey and Analysis," 53.1 (2010), 3-28.
Teorey, Matthew. "Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Miraculous Escape from Antarctica as Captivity Narrative: 'The Grip of the Ice,'" 47.3 (2004), 273-91.
Tschacksch, Nadine. “Sexual Identities and Patriotism in Wartime Britain: Literary No-Man’s Land,” 60.4 (2017), 449-70.
Thompson, Terry W. “Evoking Charles Dickens’s St. Evrémonde and Gaspard in Edith Nesbit’s ‘The Violet Car’: ‘Drive Him Fast to His Tomb,’” 63.4 (2020), 612-23.
Townley, Sarah. “Vernon Lee and Elitism: Redefining British Aestheticism,” 54.4 (2011), 523-38.
Van Puymbroeck, Birgit. "Anglo-French Relations in the Anglo-French Review: 'Bien en Advienne,'" 55.1 (2012), 69-93.
Weintraub, Stanley. "The King’s Loose Box: Edward VII as Priapic Prince of Wales," 60.1 (2017), 3-15.
Vaninskaya, Anna. "The Late-Victorian Romance Revival: A Generic Excursus," 51.1 (2008), 57-79. Weintraub,
Stanley. "Reclaiming Late-Victorian Popular Fiction," 53.2 (2010), 170-81.
Weintraub, Stanley. "Yoshio Markino's Edwardian London: A Review Essay," 57.2 (2014), 254-64.
6 Whalen, Charlotte Anne Whalen. “Uncovering the Influence of Mary Eliza Haweis in Mina Loy’s ‘Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose’: ‘Consider your mother-in-law’s stays,” 63.4 (2020), 624-43.
Whyte, Henry C. "Glimpses into a Literary Workshop: Frederic Whyte," 33.1 (1990), 47-62.
Witemeyer, Hugh. "James Griffyth Fairfax and Ezra Pound in Edwardian London," 42.3 (1999), 243-64.
Workman, Nancy V. "Gertrude Bell and the Poetics of Translation: The Divan of Hafez," 53.2 (2010), 182-203.
Xie, Yaqing. “G. L. Dickinson and China: Behind the Mask of John Chinaman,” 61.4 (2018), 496-519.
"The Yellow Book and Beyond: Selected Letters of Henry Harland to John Lane," Karl Beckson and Mark Samuels Lasner, 42.4 (1999), 401-32.
Youngkin, Molly. “Spiritualism in William Stainton Moses’s Ghost Club and Light: Blurring Public and Private Spaces,” 61.3 (2018), 333-51.
BIBLIOGRAPHIES IN ELT
Bassett, Troy James. "W. Somerset Maugham: An Annotated Bibliography of Criticism, 1969-1997," 41.1 (1998), 133-84.
Bright, Michael. "Remembering Sir Henry Newbolt: An Essay and Bibliography," 33.2 (1990), 155-78.
Brown, Tony. "Edward Carpenter: An Annotated Secondary Bibliography, II," 32.2 (1989), 170-210.
Brown, Tony. "Figuring in History: The Reputation of Edward Carpenter, 1883-1987. Annotated Secondary Bibliography, I," 32.1 (1989), 35-64.
Calder, Robert. "Arthur Morrison: A Commentary with an Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him," 28.3 (1985), 276-97.
Csengeri, K. E. "T. E. Hulme: An Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him," 29.4 (1986), 388-428.
Fisher, Benjamin Franklin, IV. "Ella D'Arcy: A Commentary with a Primary and Annotated Secondary Bibliography," 35.2 (1992), 179-211.
Mannocchi, Phyllis, F. "'Vernon Lee': A Reintroduction and Primary Bibliography," 26.4 (1983), 231-67.
Markgraf, Carl and Wiebe, Russel. "Jerome K. Jerome: Update of an Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him--II," 31.1 (1988), 64-76.
Markgraf, Carl. "Jerome K. Jerome: An Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him," 26.2 (1983), 83-132.
Markgraf, Carl. "Jerome K. Jerome: Update of an Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him," 30.2 (1987), 180-211.
Markgraf, Carl. "John Addington Symonds: Update of a Bibliography of Writings About Him," 28.1 (1985), 59-78.
Markgraf, Carl. "'Vernon Lee': A Commentary and An Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him," 26.4 (1983), 268-312.
7 Neacey, Markus. A Bibliography of Morley Roberts’s Writings,"55.3 (2012), 361-93.
Saunders, Max. "Ford Madox Ford: Further Bibliographies," 43.2 (2000), 131-205.
Schwarz, Daniel R. "Sources of Modern Imagination, II: A Review Essay," 37.2 (1994), 192-207.
Shrubsall, Dennis. "Updating W. H. Hudson's Bibliography," 31.2 (1988), 186-88.
Shrubsall, Dennis. "Updating W. H. Hudson's Bibliography, II: Correspondence and Books," 31.4 (1988), 437-43.
REVIEWS: BOOKS OF GENERAL INTEREST
Adams, David. Colonial Odysseys: Empire and Epic in the Modernist Novel (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2004), 48.4 (2005), 500- 503. [Gregory Castle]
Adams, Jad. Hideous Absinthe: A History of the Devil in a Bottle (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2004), 48.1 (2005), 124-26. [Karl Beckson]
Agnew, Éadoaoin. Imperial Women Writers in Victorian India: Representing Colonial Life, 1850–1910 (New York: Palgrave, 2017), 62.3 (2019), 435-41. [Shuhita Bhattacharjee]
Aindow, Rosy. Dress and Identity in British Literary Culture, 1870-1914 (Burlington: Ashgate, 2010), 56.3 (2013), 404-406. [Benjamin F. Fisher]
Albright, Daniel. Quantum Poetics: Yeats, Pound, Eliot and the Science of Modernism (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1997), 41.3 (1998), 337-41. [Suzanne Shimek]
Alden, Patricia. Social Mobility in the English Bildungsroman: Gissing, Hardy, Bennett, and Lawrence (Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1986), 30.4 (1987), 506-509. [Pierre Coustillas]
Anderson, Amanda. Psyche and Ethos: Moral Life after Psychology (New York: Oxford University Press, 2018), 63.3 (2020), 454-59. [John Paul Riquelm]
Attridge, John and Rod Rosenquist, eds. Incredible Modernism: Literature, Trust and Deception (Burlington: Ashgate, 2013), 58.1 (2015), 130-34. [Mara Scanlon]
Alderson, David. Mansex Fine: Religion, Manliness and Imperialism in Nineteenth-Century British Culture (Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 1998), 43.1 (2000), 111-14. [Frederick Kirchhoff]
Anderson, Patricia J. and Jonathon Rose, eds. British Literary Publishing Houses, 1820-1880: Dictionary of Literary Biography, 106 (Detroit: Gale Research, 1992), 37.1 (1994), 131-33. [Robert Langenfeld]
Anglophone Poetry in Colonial India, 1780-1913: A Critical Anthology. Mary Ellis Gibson, ed. (Athens: Ohio University Press, 2011), 56.4 (2013), 528-32. [Chris Foss]
An Anthology of Pre-Raphaelite Writings, Carolyn Hares-Stryker, ed. (Washington Square: New York University Press, 1997), 41.4 (1998), 459-63. [Katherine J. Mayberry]
8 Armstrong, Paul B. Play and the Politics of Reading: The Social Uses of Modernist Form (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2005), 49.3 (2006), 353-56. [Daphna Erdinast-Vulcan]
Ashley, Mike. Algernon Blackwood: An Extraordinary Life (New York: Carroll and Graf, 2001), 46.2 (2003), 195-99. [George Johnson]
Auerbach, Nina. Our Vampires, Ourselves (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1995), 39.4 (1996), 491-94. [Carol A. Senf]
Backscheider, Paula. Reflections on Biography (New York: Oxford University Press, 1999), 44.3 (2001), 364-68. [Terry Caesar]
Baker, William, and Jeanette Roberts Shumaker. Leonard Merrick: A Forgotten Novelist’s Novelist (Madison: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2009), 54.2 (2011), 243-47. [Janine Utell]
Baker, William, and Kenneth Womack, eds. A Companion to the Victorian Novel (Westport CT: Greenwood Press, 2002), 46.4 (2003), 420-25. [Sally Mitchell]
Baldwin, Dean. Art and Commerce in the British Short Story, 1880-1950 (London: Pickering & Chatto, 2013), 58.1 (2015), 134-38. [Kate Krueger]
Banerjee, Argha. Poetry of the First World War 1914-1918: A Critical Evaluation (New Delhi: Atlantic, 2011), 56.1 (2013), 125-28. [Mark D. Larabee]
Banerjee, Argha. Women’s Poetry and the First World War (1914-1918) (New Delhi: Atlantic Publishers and Distributors, Ltd., 2014), 58.3 (2015), 445-48. [Margaret D. Stetz]
Banerjee, Sukanya. Becoming Imperial Citizens: Indians in the Late-Victorian Empire (Durham: Duke University Press, 2010), 54.3 (2011), 400-403. [Siobhan Carroll]
Barret-Ducrocq, Françoise. Love in the Time of Victoria: Sexuality and Gender in Nineteenth Century London. John Howe, trans. (New York: Verso, 1991), 35.3 (1992), 358-60. [J. O. Baylen]
Batchelor, John. The Edwardian Novelists (London: Duckworth, 1982), 26.1 (1983), 55-56. [T.E.M. Boll] [Batchelor's Rejoinder, 26.1 (1983), 56-58.]
Bauer, Heiki. English Literary Sexology: Translations of Inversion, 1860-1930 (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009), 54.1 (2011), 114-18. [Laurie Lyda]
Beasley, Rebecca and Philip Ross Bullock, eds. Russia in Britain, 1880-1940: From Melodrama to Modernism (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013), 58.2 (2015), 270-72. [William J. Scheick]
Beckson, Karl. London in the 1890s: A Cultural History (New York: W. W. Norton, 1993), 36.4 (1993), 479-82. [Stanley Weintraub]
Beckson, Karl. The Religion of Art: A Modernist Theme in British Literature, 1885-1925 (New York: AMS Press, 2006), 52.1 (2009), 100-103. [John Conlon]
Begamm, Richard, and Michael Valdez Moses, eds. Modernism and Colonialism: British and Irish Literature, 1899- 1939 (Durham: Duke University Press, 2007), 52.1 (2009), 108-11. [Timothy J. Sutton]
Bell, Peter, comp. Victorian Biography: A Checklist of Contemporary Biographies of British Men and Women Dying Between 1851 and 1901 (Edinburgh: Peter Bell Bookseller, 1993), 39.4 (1996), 523-25. [J. O. Baylen]
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Bell, Quentin. Bloomsbury Recalled (New York: Columbia University Press, 1995), 40.2 (1997), 181-84. [Patricia Laurence]
Bender, Todd K. Literary Impressionism in Jean Rhys, Ford Madox Ford, Joseph Conrad, and Charlotte Brontë (New York: Garland Publishing, 1997), 43.3 (2000), 352-54. [Bruce Harkness]
Benhabib, Seyla, and Drucilla Cornell, eds. Feminism as Critique: On the Politics of Gender (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1987), 33.4 (1990), 515-18. [Mary Ellis Gibson]
Benstock, Shari, ed. The Private Self: Theory and Practice of Women's Autobiographical Writings (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1988), 33.4 (1990), 507-11. [Maria DiBattista]
Bergonzi, Bernard. Heroes' Twilight: A Study of the Literature of the Great War (1965; Manchester: Carcanet Press, 1996, 3d ed.), 40.1 (1997), 83-86. [Douglas Kerr]
Bilston, Sarah. The Promise of the Suburbs: A Victorian History in Literature and Culture (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2019), 63.3 (2020), 459-62. [Nicholas Daly]
Binckes, Faith. Modernism, Magazines and the British Avant-Garde: Reading Rhythm, 1910-1914 (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010), 54.3 (2011), 393-96. [Sarah Posman]
Berman, Jessica. Modernist Fiction, Cosmopolitanism, and the Politics of Community (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2001), 46.1 (2003), 78-81. [Terry Caesar]
Billings, Harold. M. P. Shiel: The Middle Years 1897-1923 (Austin: Roger Beacham, 2010), 54.3 (2011), 387-91. [Ailise Bulfin]
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REJOINERS TO BOOK REVIEWS
Rejoinder to T. E. M. Boll's Review of John Batchelor's The Edwardian Novelists, 26.1 (1983), 55-56. Batchelor's Rejoinder, 26: 1 (1983), 56-58.
Rejoinder to Wendell Harris's Review of The Collected Poems of Lionel Johnson, Ian Fletcher, ed. Second and rev. ed., 26.4 (1983), 313-15. Fletcher's Rejoinder, 27.2 (1984), 170-71.
Rejoinder to Loraine Fletcher's Review of Robert Schweik's Edition of Far From the Madding Crowd, 30.4 (1987), 490-94. Schweik's Rejoinder, 31.2 (1988), 202-05.
Rejoinder to Thaïs Morgan's Review of Daniel R. Schwarz's The Humanistic Heritage, 31.1 (1988), 117-20. Schwarz's Rejoinder, 31.4 (1988), 515-19.
Rejoinder to Robert C. Petersen's Review of Lady Gregory's Journals, 32.2 (1989), 245-48. Colin Smythe's Rejoinder, 32.3 (1989), 395- 96.
Rejoinder to Keith Cushman's Review of Peter Balbert's D. H. Lawrence and the Phallic Imagination: Essays on Sexual Identity and Feminist Misreading, 34.2 (1991), 245-48. Balbert's Rejoinder, 34.4 (1991), 509-10.
Rejoinder to John Gordon’s Review of Bernard McKenna's James Joyce’s Ulysses: A Reference Guide, 46.3 (2003), 335-41. Mckenna's Rejoinder, 47.4 (2004), 491-93.
Rejoinder to Stanley Weintraub’s review of Emma Sutton's Aubrey Beardsley and British Wagnerism in the 1890s, 46.3 (2003), 308- 12. Sutton's Rejoinder, 47.4 (2004), 493-95.
Rejoinder to Robert Schweik’s Review: Arthur Efron. Experiencing ‘Tess of the d’Urbervilles’: A Deweyan Account,48.3 (2005), 359-63.
50 Efron's Rejoinder, 49.4 (2006), 481-83
Robert Schweik's Reply, 49.4 (2006), 483-85.
Stape, J. H. “Reply to Rejoinder: The Cambridge Woolf, 55.4 (2012), 533-535,” 56.2 (2013), 269-71..
SPECIAL SERIES NUMBER 3 (1985)
Essays on Selected Transition Authors
Helga Gerber. "A Letter of Thanks," 1.
OM Brack, Jr. "Remembering Hal Gerber," 3-13.
Helmut E. Gerber. "English Literature, 1880-1920: A Speculative Overview," 14-29. Edwin Gilcher.
"George Moore Bibliography: Some Problems Remain," 30-41.
Richard Hauer Costa. "The Rescue of H. G. Wells," 42-58.
John J. Conlon. "Walter Pater and the Transitional Age," 59-64.
Ray Stevens. "Mrs. Woolf and Mr. Galsworthy, and the Queer Case of Beyond," 65-87.
Elsie B. Adams. " `Sane in a world of lunatics': The Concept of Divine Madness in the Plays of Bernard Shaw," 88-94.
Bruce E. Teets. "Joseph Conrad and Poststructuralism," 95-107.
W. Eugene Davis. "Comparatively Modern Skeletons in the Garden: A Reconsideration of The Mayor of Casterbridge," 108-20.
Glenn Irvin. "High Passion and High Church in Hardy's Two on a Tower," 121-29.
Jack W. Weaver. "Some Notes Toward a Definition of Influence: George Moore's Hail and Farewell and James Joyce's Writings," 130- 36.
Bruce Bashford. "Arnold and Wilde: Criticism as Humanistic," 137-49.
T. E. M. Boll. "Morley (Charles) Roberts (1857-1942), Short Story Writer," 150-58.
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SPECIAL SERIES NUMBER 4 (1990)
Essays & Poems
Robert Langenfeld. "Remembering Ian Fletcher," 5-10.
John Stokes. "Dieppe: 1895," 11-23.
John Lucas. "The Poet and the City: John Davidson," 25-34.
Malcolm Bradbury. "The Eighteen Nineties: Two Interpreters," 35-42.
Bernard Richards. "Pater as Comic Writer," 43-56.
Ian Small. "Intertextuality in Pater and Wilde," 57-66.
Billie Andrew Inman. "Laurence's Uncle's Book, or Shades of Baron d'Hancarville in Mallock's New Republic," 67-76. Baron d'Hancarville in Mallock's New Republic," 67-76.
Karl Beckson. "After Tennyson: The Quest for a Poet Laureate," 77-89.
Bernard Bergonzi. "Hopkins the Englishman," 91-104.
Jan B. Gordon. "The Exposure of Intentionality: Anarchy and Author(ity) in The Secret Agent," 105-23.
J. B. Bullen. "John Everett Millais and Charles Dickens: New Light on Old Lamps," 125-44.
Selected Poems by Ian Fletcher, 151-69.
Poems for Ian Fletcher
John Goode. "Unexpected Tales: Hardy and Gissing," 145-49.
Norman Dubie. "The Cosmological Voyages," 171-72.
Jeannine Savard. "Dune Primrose," 173.
Rita Dove. "Company," 174.
Rita Dove. "Pithos," 175.
Peter Porter. "A Yes and a No," 176.
John Lucas. "The Loves of the Sea-Bed," 177.
Albert Cook. "Memories of Hölderlin," 178-80.
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SPECIAL SERIES NUMBER 5 (1991)
Lloyd Siemens, assisted by Roger Neufeld. The Critical Reception of Sir Henry Rider Haggard: An Annotated Bibliography, 1882- 1991
The Critical Reception of Sir Henry Rider Haggard, 1-6 Annotated
Bibliography, 1882-1991: Books and Articles, 7-95
Appendix, 97-105
Index, 107-22
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