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Books from 2022
A Clubbable Man Essays on Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture in Honor of Greg Clingham, Anthony W. Lee
Lost in the Long March, Michael X. Wang
Submissions from 2020
The rhinoceros and the logician: Administration in the pandemic, Jeff Cass and Erin Clair
Hearne, roper, more, and rambler 71, Anthony W. Lee
Submissions from 2019
Subversive strategies: Silence and the assumed in Primaveras and La historia oficial, Alejandra K. Carballo
Johnson’s “French Authors”: Rambler 5 and 87, Anthony W. Lee
Neæra's tangled hair: Johnson, Hammond, and Milton's Lycidas, Anthony W. Lee
Posthumanist Swift: Cyborgs and “A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG NYMPH GOING TO BED”, Anthony W. Lee
Samuel Johnson, Chesterfield, and Rambler 153, Anthony W. Lee
Two New Allusions: Samuel Johnson and the Book of Common Prayer, Boswell, and Apollonius of Rhodes, Anthony W. Lee
“Yonder Bank”: Milton’s SAMSON AGONISTES and Spenser’s JULYE, Anthony W. Lee
Submissions from 2018
A new Johnson self-quotation in the dictionary, Anthony W. Lee
Bucknell university press, 1996-2016: Two decades of eighteenth-century scholarship, Anthony W. Lee
Dryden, Pope, and Milton in Gay's rural sports and Johnson's dictionary, Anthony W. Lee
Samuel Johnson and Milton's 'mighty bone', Anthony W. Lee
Samuel Johnson, Richard Glover, and 'Hosier's ghost', Anthony W. Lee
Posthumanism in Young Adult Fiction: Finding Humanity in a Posthuman World, Anita Tarr and Donna R. White
Mockney Arfur: Class and reviewer reception of Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, A. Arwen Taylor
Between Generations: Collaborative Authorship in the Golden Age of Children’s Literature (Book Review), Donna R. White
Finding Beatrix Potter: Bryan Talbot’s The Tale of One Bad Rat, Donna R. White
Nonsense Elements in Jane Austen’s Juvenilia, Donna R. White
Posthumanism in The House of the Scorpion and The Lord of Opium, Donna R. White
Submissions from 2017
Look, my lord, it comes': Ghostly silences in the boswell/ johnson archive, Anthony W. Lee
Witnessing the trauma of our town, Robert Vork
Submissions from 2016
Is There a Doctor in the House?: Rudyard Kipling’s Private Message to Arthur Conan Doyle in ‘The House Surgeon’, Donna R. White
Submissions from 2014
The hybrid homage: Nathan Englander's what we talk about when we talk about Anne Frank, Emily Hoffman
Submissions from 2013
Silencing violence: Repetition and revolution in Mother Courage and Her Children, Robert Vork
Things That no one can say: The unspeakable act in Artaud's les Cenci, Robert Vork
First Opinion: Boy or Beast? (Book Review of The Creature from the Seventh Grade: Boy or Beast), Donna R. White
Landscape in Children's Literature (Book Review), Donna R. White
Peter Pan's Shadows in the Literary Imagination (Book Review), Donna R. White
Submissions from 2012
Living According to Nature: Roman Stoicism in The Wind in the Willows, Donna R. White
Submissions from 2011
Preso sin nombre celda sin número: Symbolic inversions and the upside down world, Alejandra K. Carballo
One Earth, One People: The Mythopoeic Fantasy Series of Ursula K. Le Guin, Lloyd Alexander, Madeleine L'Engle and Orson Scott Card (Book Review), Donna R. White
Books from 2010
Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows: A Children’s Classic at 100, Jackie C. Horne and Donna R. White
Epiphany and the spiritual quest in Tom Jones, Anthony W. Lee
Mentoring and mimicry in Boswell's Life of Johnson, Anthony W. Lee
Submissions from 2007
Between amateurism and professionalism: Hybridity and transculturation in Las de Barranco by Gregorio de Laferrère, Alejandra K. Carballo
Books from 2006
Communicating Humor in E. Nesbit’s Fantasy Trilogy, Donna R. White
J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan: In and Out of Time, Donna R. White and Anita Tarr
Submissions from 2002
Fuller and catholics at home and abroad: Notes toward a transnational antebellum ethnic history, Paola Gemme
Diana Wynne Jones: An Exciting and Exacting Wisdom, Teya Rosenberg, Martha P. Hixon, Sharon M. Scapple, and Donna R. White
Living in Limbo: The Homeward Bounders as a Metaphor for Military Childhood, Donna R. White
Science Fiction, Children’s Literature, and Popular Culture: Coming of Age in Fantasyland (Book Review), Donna R. White
Submissions from 2001
A Stranger Shore: A Critical Introduction to the Work of Mollie Hunter, by Betty Greenway, and Susan Cooper (Book Review), Donna R. White
Back in the spaceship again: juvenile science fiction series since 1945 (Book Review), Donna R. White
Villainy in the Social Fantasies of Carol Kendall, Donna R. White
Submissions from 2000
Young Adult Science Fiction (Book Review), Donna R. White
Books from 1999
Dancing with Dragons: Ursula K. Le Guin and the Critics, Donna R. White
Books from 1998
A Century of Welsh Myth in Children’s Literature, Donna R. White
Submissions from 1997
Searching for Grace in Children’s Fantasy (Book Review of The Natural History of Make-Believe), Donna R. White
Submissions from 1996
The Further Crimes of Lady Charlotte Guest, Donna R. White
Submissions from 1995
Burrowing into The Borrowers (Book Review of Mary Norton), Donna R. White
The Crimes of Lady Charlotte Guest, Donna R. White
Submissions from 1994
The Game Plan of The Hunting of the Snark, Donna R. White
Books from 1993
Labyrinth: Jim Henson’s ‘Game’ of Children’s Literature and Film, Donna R. White
Submissions from 1991
Welsh Legends Through English Eyes: An American Viewpoint, Donna R. White
Submissions from 1988
Priestess and Goddess: Evolution of Human Consciousness in The Greater Trumps, Donna R. White