Symbiosis Cumulative Index of Articles and Reviews

Articles from Vols 1 - 13.1, if the titles are hyperlinked below, are now available from:

Humanities-Ebooks.co.uk

Unlike most other essay-digitization projects, the electronic 'reprints' of Symbiosis essays are
(a) remarkably inexpensive, (b) designed for comfortable screen-reading, and
(c) sold primarily for the benefit of the authors.

Adams, Amanda. 'Recognized by My Trumpet': Celebrity and/as Disability in Harriet Martineau's Transatlantic Tour. 14.1 (April 2010) 3-18.
Andrews, Stuart. Fellow Pantisocrats: Brissot, Cooper and Imlay. 1.1 (April 1997) 35-47.
Archibald, Diana C. Introduction: Anti-Americanism in Nineteenth-Century British Literature. 14.2 (October 2010) 127-40.
Araujo, Susana. Images of Terror, Narratives of Captivity: The Visual Spectacle of 9/11 and its Transatlantic Projections. 11.2 (October 2007) 27-45.
Ashford, David. Hostile Symbiosis: the American Invasion of the London Underground in Theodore Dreiser’s The Stoic. 11.2 (October 2007) 85-100.
Atchison, Erin. Transporting Elizabeth’s Piano: Literature and the Piano in the Early American Republic. 8.1 (April 2004) 31-48.
Babb, Genie. ‘Preserv[ing] the Freshness of the System’: Itineraries of the Body in Alexander Bain’s Rhetoric of Travel. 8.1 (April 2004) 63-76.
Bell, Ian F. A. and Meriel Lland. Silence and Solidity in Early Anglo-American Modernism: Nietzsche, the Fourth Dimension and Ezra Pound. Part One. 10.1 (April, 2006) 47-62. Part Two. 10.2 (October, 2006) 115-32.
Bell, Ian F. A. 'Work Unbartered': Labour and Time in Pound's Cantos of the late 1930s . 1.2 (October 1997) 159-172.
Bell, Ian F. A. The Poundian Fourth Dimension. 11.2 (October 2007) 61-84.
Blanco, Maria del Pilar. DBC Pierre's Blood Meridian: Cosmopolitan Returns and the Imagination of History. 11.1 (April 2007) 59-74.
Blake, David and Elliot Gruner. Redeeming Captivity: the Negative Revolution of Blake's Visions of the Daughters of Albion. 1.1 (April 1997) 21-34.
Boelhower, Bill. Mnemohistory: the Archaeological Turn in the Humanities from Winckelmann to Calvino. 9.2 (October 2005) 99–116.
Bracewell, Joy. Bodies of Evidence: Illustrated British Editions of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin. 13.2 (October 2009) 159-188.
Brantley, Richard E. From Loss to Gain: Aftermath in the Late Romantic Poetry of Emily Dickinson. 10.2 (October 2006) 93-114.
Bristow, Tom. 'Contracted to an eye-quiet world': Sonic Census or Poetics of Place in Alice Oswald. 10.2 (October 2006) 167-85.
Brookeman, Christopher. The Haunted Wood: Ideology and Culture in the 1930s and 1940s, the Cultural Moment of Horizon . 2.1 (October 1998) 175-202.
Carso, Kerry Dean. 'Banditti Mania': The Gothic Haunting of Washington Allston. 11.1 (April, 2007) 105-130. The online version lacks the 7 plates of the printed version.
Castillo, Susan. Imperial Pasts and Dark Futurities: Freneau and Brackenridge's 'The Rising Glory of America'. 6.1 (April 2002) 27-43.
Cesarini, J. Patrick. Producing and Promoting Indian Souls in Seventeenth Century New England. 13.1 (April 2009) 21-44.
Christianson, Frank. From Sympathy to Altruism: Philanthropic Fiction in a Transatlantic Context. 8.2 (October 2004) 140-55.
Ciocia, Stefania. Conradian Echoes in Vietnam War Literature: Tim O'Brien's Rewriting of Heart of Darkness in 'Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong'. 11.1 (April 2007) 3-30.
Clark, Heather. ‘Wilful Revisionism’: Rivalry and Remaking in the Early Work of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes. 9.2 (October 2005) 175–192.
Clark, Jennifer. Poisoned Pens: The Anglo-American Relationship and the Paper War. 6.1 (April 2002) 45-68.
Coffman, Christopher. W. H. Auden's The Sea and the Mirror and the Development of James Merrill's Humane Aesthetic. 12.2 (October 2008) 115-30.
Collins, Michael. Republicanism and the Masonic Imagination in Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Cask of Amontillado'. 12.2 (October 2008) 149-66.
Coronato, Rocco. Inducting Pocohontas. 2.1 (April 1998) 24-38.
Daniel, John. Unveiled and Open: Ted Hughes, Birthday Letters. 2.1 (April 1998) 113-24.
Davis, Alex. 'They Grow American': Irish Modernist and Postmodernist Poets from the 1930s to the 1970s. 3.2 (October 1999) 143-58.
Delville, Michel. The Civility of Relationships: Charles Tomlinson and the Conversion of American Modernism. 2.1 (April 1998) 135-49.
Dow, William. Down and Out in London and Orwell. 6.1 (April 2002) 69-94.
Eastham, Andrew. 'Master of Irony': Henry James, Transatlantic bildung and the Critique of Aestheticism. 12.2 (October 2008) 167-190.
Ellis, R. J. From 'The Beetles' to 'The Beatles': The British / Beat 1955-1965. 4.1 (April 2000) 67-98.
El-Rayess, Miranda. 'Something in the ballads which they sang': James's 'Rose-Agathe' and Tennyson's The Princess. 14.1 (April 2010) 43-62.
Fernie, Deanna. The Difficult Homages of Berryman and Bradstreet. 7.1 (April 2003) 11-34.
Ferrebe, Alice. Dreamerica: Visions of Transatlantic Masculinity in the Sixties English Novel. 7.2 (October 2003) 201–220.
Filippakopoulou, Maria. Intimacy and Recoil: Huxley Reads Poe in French. 8.1 (April 2004) 77-90.
Finnerty, Páraic. The Daisy and the Dandy: Emily Dickinson and Oscar Wilde. 9.1 (April 2005) 65-90.
Flynn, Christopher. 'No Other Island in the World': Mansfield Park , North America and Post-Imperial Malaise. 4.2 (October 2000) 173-86.
_____. Dismembering Anglo-America: The Body Politic and the First English Novel about the American Revolution. 9.2 (October 2005) 193–208.
Foster, Guy Mark. Looking Good: Neutralizing the Desiring (Black Male) Gaze in Alice Walker's Meridian. 13.2 (October 2009) 127-158.
Fountain, James. 'Who am I?' Neglected Scottish Poet Joseph Macleod's Transatlantic Connections and the Search for an Identity. 12.1 (April 2008) 77-96.
Fulford, Timothy. Romantic Indians and Colonial Politics: the Case of Thomas Campbell. 2.1 (October 1998) 203-224.
Fulton, David. 'Too much Birthday Cake': Gunn and the English Resistance to American Confessional Verse. 3.1 (April 1999) 41-53.
Fullbrook, Kate. Henry James and the Analeptic of Place. 1.2 (October 1997) 187-200.
Gair, Chris. 'The Beautiful and True and Good': Culture, Race, and Nation in The People of the Abyss. 3.2 (October 1999) 131-142.
_____. Beyond Boundaries: Cricket, Herman Melville, and C. L. R. James’s Cold War. 6.2 (October 2002) 159-178.
Giles, Paul. Sylvia Plath and the Aesthetics of Transnationalism. 5.2 (October 2001) 103-20
Gillespie, Katharine. 'This briny ocean will o'erflow your shore': Anne Bradstreet's 'Second World' Atlanticism. 3.2 (October 1999) 99-118.
Goodridge, John. The electric shepherd and the marvellous boy: literary evocations of Thomas Chatterton’s ‘suicide’ in Philip K. Dick’s A Scanner Darkly and elsewhere. 6.2 (October 2002) 115-132
Grant, Robert. Anti-Americanism in Nineteenth-Century British Literature of Emigration: Global Contexts. 14.2 (October 2010) 159-78.

Gravil, Richard. 'The Discharged Soldier' and 'The Runaway Slave': Wordsworth and the Definition of Walt Whitman. 1.1 (April 1997) 48-68.

_____. Blake in Boston. 1.2 (October 1997) 275-277.

_____. Regicide and Ethnic Cleansing; or, Edmund Burke in Wish-ton-Wish. 4.2 (October 2000) 187-204.

_____. Emily Dickinson (and Walt Whitman): The Escape from Locksley Hall. 7.1 (April 2003) 56-75
Gray, Kathryn Napier. Written and Spoken Words and Worlds: John Eliot’s Algonquian Translations. 7.2 (October 2003) 241–60.

Green, Fiona. 'Your trouble is their trouble': Marianne Moore, Maria Edgeworth and Ireland. 1.2 (October 1997) 173-86.

Gumbs, Alexis Pauline. The Black feminine Domestic: a Counter-Heuristic Exercise in Falling Apart. 13.2 (October 2009) 101-126.

Hales, Ashley. 'Was it proper to watch him at a distance?': Spectatorship, Sympathy and Atlantic Migration in Edgar Huntly. 10.2 (October, 2006) 133-46.

Hall, Julie. Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'Wild' Wales. 13.1 (April 2009) 3-20.

Hardie, Tony. 'Imago Christi': Hopkins and Whitman. 6.1 (April 2002) 1-26.

Hayes, Kevin J. Henry J. Coke's Ride Over the Rocky Mountain: A Journey from Leatherstocking to Lear. 12.1 (April 2008) 3-16.

Holman, Rupert. Nathaniel Hawthorne at Greenwich. 5.1 (April 2001) 69-76.

Horne, Philip. Poets and Prophets: Geoffrey Hill in America. 2.1 (October 1998) 161-174.

Howells, Richard. Resinking the Titanic: Hubris, Nemesis and the Modern World. 1.2 (October 1997) 151-158.

Hutchings, Kevin. Romantic Niagara: Environmental Aesthetics, Indigenous Culture and Transatlantic Tourism, 1776-1850. 12.2 (October 2008) 131-48.

Hutchinson, Colin. Transatlantic Class: Martin Amis and the 'Special Relationship' of the 1980s. 12.1 (April 2008) 59-75.

Hutchison, Hazel. Ideal Homes: James, Rossetti and Swedenborg’s House of Life. 8.1 (April 2004) 49-62.

James, David. Shared Impressions: Thomas Hardy, Henry James and the Future of Picturing. 11.1 (April 2007) 31-58.

James, Stephen. 'A Conflict of Opposites': Robert Lowell and Geoffrey Hill. 10.1 (April 2006) 63-85.

_____. Dividing Lines: Robert Frost and Seamus Heaney. 3.1 (April 1999) 63-77.

Jarvis, Robin. Contesting the 'Secret Grudge': The Image of America in The Edinburgh Review, 1803-1829. 13.1 (April 2009) 45-60.
Jones, Carole. 'An Imaginary Black Family': Jazz, Diaspora, and the Construction of Scottish Blackness in Jackie Kay’s Trumpet. 8.2 (October 2004) 191-202.
Jones, Catherine A. Hawthorne's Scotland: Memory and Imagination. 4.2 (October 2000) 133-51.
_____. The Transatlantic Beethoven Hero. 14.1 (April 2010) 103-122.
Jones, Suzanne W. The ‘Beyondness of Things’ in The Buccaneers: Vernon Lee’s Influence on Edith Wharton’s Sense of Places. 8.1 (April 2004) 7-30.
Kaplan, Amy and Nina Gerassi-Navarro. Between Empires: Frances Calderón de la Barca’s Life in Mexico. 9.1 (April 2005) 3-28.

Karbiener, Karen. Cross-Cultural Confessions: America Passes Judgement on Thomas De Quincey. 3.2 (October 1999) 119-130.

Kaufman, Will. Nigel Wells's Wilderness Cycle: from Hollywood to Ur. 2.1 (April 1998) 91-112.

_____. 'Our rancorous Cousins': British Literary Journals on the Approach of the Civil War. 4.1 (April 2000) 35-50.

Langbaum, Robert. Modern, Modernist, Postmodernist Literature. 1.1 (April 1997) 104-114.

Lawson-Peebles, Robert. Fenimore Cooper’s First Novel, Family Property, and the Battle of Waterloo. 8.2 (October 2004) 124-39.
Lazenbatt, Bill. ‘How Might the World be Luckier?’: Eudora Welty and the Irish. 9.2 (October 2005) 159-74.
Lea, Daniel. Aesthetics and Anaesthetics: Anglo-American Writers’ Responses to September 11. 11.2 (October 2007) 3-26.

Lee, Sohui. The Guillotine and the American Public: A Godwinian Reading of The Scarlet Letter. 4.2 (October 2000) 152-72.

Logan, Deborah. Harriet Martineau and the Martyr Age of the United States. 5.1 (April 2001) 33-49.

Lopez, Debbie. Liberties with Lamia: the 'Gordian Knot' of relations between Keats and Hawthorne. 2.1 (October 1998) 141-160.

Lustig, T. J. 'Seeing the Elephant': Constructing Culture in Britain and the United States after Jumbo. 4.2 (October 2000) 111-132.

Lyne, Sandra. Haunted by Arthur: Masculinity, Trauma and Myth in Malcolm Walker's The Stone Crown. 14.1 (April 2010) 81-102.

Rachel McCoppin, Rachel. Sympathy for the Other: British Attempts at Understanding the American Indian. 14.2 (October 2010) 237-56.

McGuire, Ian. Culture and Antipathy: Arnold, Emerson and Democratic Vistas . 5.1 (April 2001) 77-84.

Mackintosh, Fiona J. ‘My Dreams are of a Field Afar’ or Sonnets From the English: Silvina Ocampo’s Relationship to British Poetry. 8.1 (April 2004) 91-108.
McLoughlin, Kate. Bringing War Home: Martha Gellhorn’s Second World War Correspondence. 8.2 (October 2004) 156-64.
Malachuk, Daniel S. Matthew Arnold and American Democracy. 14.2 (October 2010) 179-94.

Manning, Susan. Characterless Women and Representative Men: a Transatlantic Perspective. 10.1 (April 2006) 21-46.

_____. Why does it matter that Ossian was Thomas Jefferson's favourite poet? 1.2 (October 1997) 219-36.

Mason, Nicholas. Blackwood’s Magazine, Anti-Americanism and the Beginnings of Transatlantic Literary Studies. 14.2 (October 2010) 141-58.
Mears, Keith. Facing Death: American Eyes and Europe. 8.2 (October 2004) 165-190.
Meer, Sarah. Dion Boucicault, the 'Political Shaughraun': Transatlantic Irishness and an International Theatre.10.2 (October 2006) 147-66.
Miller, C. Brook. Maggie’s Morceau: America and Human Commodities in The Golden Bowl. 7.2 (October 2003) 179–200.

Moynihan, Sinéad. 'Ships in Motion: Crossing the Black and Green Atlantics in Joseph O'Connor's Star of the Sea. 12.1 (April 2008) 41-58.

Munton, Alan. (Out of) Time in America: Louis MacNeice 1930-43. 1.1 (April 1997) 115-134.

Murphy, Michael. Honoured Guests: the Elegy as Homecoming in W. H. Auden and Joseph Brodsky. 3.1 (April 1999) 13-25.

Murray, David. Using Roger Williams's Key into America. 1.2 (October 1997) 237-53.

O'Neill, Michael. John Montague and Derek Mahon: the American Dimension. 3.1 (April 1999) 54-62.

Oliver, Susan. Periodical editing: from Francis Jeffrey to Horace Greeley. 9.1 (April 2005) 45-64.
Olsen, Thomas G. Unquiet Americans: Paul Theroux's Saint Jack and the Re-Vision of Graham Greene. 2.1 (April 1998) 75-90.
Pace, Joel. 'Lifted to genius?' Wordsworth in Emerson's Nurture and Nature. 2.1 (October 1998) 125-40.
_____. 'A Publisher's Politics: Lyrical Ballads (Philadelphia 1802). 7.1 (April 2003) 35-55.
Parker, Michael. 'Changing Skies': The Roles of Native and American Narratives in the Politicisation of Seamus Heaney’s Early Poetry. 6.2 (October 2002)
Parsons, Deborah L. The Note / Notion of Europe: Henry James and the Gendered Landscape of Heritage Tourism. 2.2 (October 1998) 225-240.
Peacock, James. Who was John Bartram? Literary and Epistolary Representations of the Quaker. 9.1 (April 2005) 29-44.
_____. A Tale of Too Many Cities: The Clash's 'Ghetto Defendant' and Transnational Disruptions. 14.1 (April 2010) 19-42.

Perkins, Pam. Writing Republican Femininity: The Letters of Eliza Southgate Bowne. 5.2 (October 2001) 121-37.

Perril, Simon. Two Slices of Toast: Emptiness and Disappointment in recent works by Peter Manson and Andrea Brady. 11.1 (April 2007) 75-88.

Pethers, Matthew J. Transatlantic Migration and the Politics of the Picturesque in Washington Irving’s Sketch Book. 9.2 (October 2005) 135–58.

Plasa, Carl. Tennyson Revised: Influence and Doubling in Four Quartets. 2.1 (April 1998) 56-74.

Pugh, Christopher. Robert Lowell, Life Studies, and the Father Poetry of Michael Hofmann. 5.2 (October 2001) 173-89.

Randall, Bryony. 'Funny, but no hybrid': H.D., Tea and Expatriate Identity. 13.2 (October 2009) 189-210.

Rawlings, Peter. Henry James, Delia Bacon, and American Uses of Shakespeare. 5.2 (October 2001) 139-58.

Rawlinson, Mark. Auden and the Old World: England, Englishness and the Second World War. 3.1 (April 1999) 1-12.

Ready, Katherine. Dissenting Sociability and the Anglo-American Context: The Correspondence of William Ellery Channing and Lucy Aikin. 9.2 (October 2005) 117–34.

Reilly, Susan. 'A Nobler Fall of Ground': nation and narration in Pride and Prejudice. 4.1 (April 2000) 19-34.

Richardson, Robert D. Jr. Liberal Platonism and Transcendentalism: Shaftesbury, Schleiermacher, Emerson. 1.1 (April 1997) 1-20.

Roberts, Neil. The Common Text of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes. 7.1 (April 2003) 157-173.

Robertson, Fiona. British Romantic Columbiads. 2.1 (April 1998) 1-23.

Roe, John. Huffy Henry and Crazy Jane: the Dream Songs in Ireland. 3.1 (April 1999) 26-40.

Sagar, Keith. Lawrence's debt to Whitman. 7.1 (April 2003) 99-117.

Sasser, Kim. Solidarity Through Difference: Rushdie's Anti-Example in The Jaguar Smile. 13.1 (April 2009) 61-80.

Schneider, Matthew. Spitting At/As Abjection in Dickens’s American Notes and Martin Chuzzlewit. 14.2 (October 2010) 219-38.

Sheppard, Robert. The Poetics of Poetics: Charles Bernstein, Allen Fisher and 'the poetic thinking that results'. 3.1 (April 1999) 78-92.

Simmons, David. H. P. Lovecraft and the Shadow of England. 11.1 (April 2007) 89-104.

Smith, Nicholas D. The Early American Reception of Izaak Walton’s The Compleat Angler. 7.2 (October 2003) 221–240.

Sutton, Emma. Foreign Bodies: Mark Twain, Music and Anglo-American Identity. 8.1 (April 2004) 109--.
Swigg, Richard. Look with the Ears: English and American in Charles Tomlinson's Early Poetry. 3.2 (October 1999) 159-80
_____. Charles Tomlinson's American Voices. 7.1 (April 2003) 136-156.
Swyderski, Ann. Dickinson and 'that Foreign Lady - '. 4.1 (April 2000) 51-65.
_____. Dickinson's Enchantment: The Barrett Browning Fascicles. 7.1 (April 2003) 76-98.
Tanner, Tony. Sex and Narrative. 2.1 (April 1998) 201-17
Tavernier-Courbin, Jacqueline. To Love or Not to Love? Jack London and Anna Strunsky's The Kempton-Wace Letters. 1.2 (October 1997) 255-75.
Taylor, Andrew. Henry James’s ‘crushing mission’: utopianism on Manhattan Island. 6.2 (October 2002) 99-114.
Taylor, Helen. Walking through New Orleans: Kate Chopin and the Female Flâneur. 1.1 (April 1997) 69-85.
Teahan, Sheila. (De)Facing Aestheticism in The Outcry. 5.2 (2001) 159-71.
Turner, Deanna C. Shattering the Fountain: Irving's Re-Vision of 'Kubla Khan' in 'Rip Van Winkle'. 4.1 (April 2000) 1-17.
Twiddy, Ian. Myth and Public Mourning: Ted Hughes's Birthday Latters. 14.1 (April 2010) 63-80
Vallins, David. Self-Reliance: Individualism in Emerson and Coleridge. 5.1 (April 2001) 51-68.
Varvogli, Aliki. Thinking Small Across the Atlantic: Ian McEwan’s Saturday and Jay McInerney’s The Good Life. 11.2 (October 2007). 47-59.
Vericat, Fabio L. Hawthorne Revisited in Henry James's The American Scene. 12.2 (October 2008) 191-208.
Wagner, Tamara S. Speculating on American Markets: Foreign Money Matters and the New British Businessman in the Victorian Novel. 14.2 (October 2010) 195-218.
Wasley, Aidan. Auden in America: 'New Year letter' and the Anglo-American 'Double Man'. 7.1 (April 2003) 118-135.
Williamson, Karina. 'Where Knock is Open Wide': Christopher Smart's Transatlantic Crossings, 1950-1986. 12.1 (April 2008) 17-39.
Wind, Astrid. 'Adieu to all': The Dying Indian at the Turn of the Eighteenth Century. 2.1 (April 1998), 39-55.
_____. Irish Legislative Independence and the Politics of Staging Indians in the 1790s. 5.1 (April 2001) 1-16
Wood, Sarah F. Refusing to R.I.P.; or, Return of the Dispossessed: the Transatlantic Revivals of Irving's Rip Van Winkle. 10.1 (April 2006) 3-20.
Woolf, Paul. When Arthur met Anna: Arthur Conan Doyle and Anna Katharine Green. 8.2 (October 2004) 177-190.

Worth, Timothy. 'An Extraordinary Species of Tyranny': Fanny Trollope's Domestic Manners of the Americans. 5.1 (April, 2001) 17-32.
Youngs, Tim. 'The plasticity of living forms': Beasts and Narrative in The Octopus and The Island of Doctor Moreau. 1.1 (April 1997) 86-103.

2. REVIEWS

(online reviews are hyperlinked)

Almeida, Joselyn M. ed. Romanticism and the Anglo-Hispanic Imaginary. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2010. Reviewed by Michael Scrivener. Online, August 2011.
Almeida, Joselyn M. ed. Reimagining the Transatlantic: 1780-1890. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate, 2011 Reviewed by Nanora Sweet. Online March 2012.
Anderson, Douglas. The Radical Enlightenments of Benjamin Franklin. Baltimore & London: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997. Reviewed by Richard Gravil in 3.2 (1999) 183-87.
Beer, Janet, and Bridget Bennett, eds. Special Relationships: Anglo-American Affinities and Antagonisms 1854--1939. Manchester University Press, 2002. Reviewed by Nancy Mayer in 7.2 (2003).
Bennett, Bridget. Transatlantic Spiritualism in Nineteenth Century American Literature. New York and Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. Reviewed by John J Kucich in 12.1 (2008) 97-100.
Bickham, Troy. Savages within the Empire: Representations of American Indians in Eighteenth-Century Britain. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005. Reviewed by Kevin Hutchings, University of Northern British Columbia. Online, July 2009

Boggs, Colleen Glenney. Transnationalism and American Literature: Literary Translation, 1773-1892. New York and London: Routledge, 2007. Reviewed by Paul Giles in 12.1 (2008) 100-103.
Brantley, Richard E. Experience and Faith: The Late-Romantic Imagination of Emily Dickinson. Palgrave, 2004. Reviewed by Ashley Hales, Online, March 2006 and in 10.1 (2006) 87-90.
Buell, Lawrence. The Future of Environmental Criticism: Environmental Crisis and Literary Imagination. Reviewed by Graeme Finnnie. Online, February 2006.
Burns, Edward M. and Ulla Dydo with William Rice, eds. The Letters of Gertrude Stein and Thornton Wilder. London: Yale University Press, 1996. Reviewed by Kate Fullbrook in 1.2 (1987) 279-81.

Cañizares-Esguerra, Jorge. Puritan Conquistadors: Iberianizing the Atlantic, 1550-1700. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006. Reviewed by Antonio Barrenechea, Online, October 2008.
Cartmell, Deborah, I.Q. Hunter, Heidi Kaye and Imelda Whelehan, eds. Classics in Film and Fiction. London: Pluto Press, 2000. Reviewed by Stacy Gillis in 5.2 (2001) 193-95.

Christianson, Frank. Philanthropy in British and American Fiction: Dickens, Hawthorne, Eliot and Howells. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2007. Reviewed by Pamela Corpron Parker. Online, September 2009

Clark, Steve and Mark Ford, eds. Something We Have That They Don't: British and American Poetic relations since 1925. reviewed by Paul Giles in 8.2 (2004) 212-216.

Delbanco, Andrew, ed. Writing New England: An Anthology from the Puritans to the Present. Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England: The Belknap Press, Harvard University Press, 2001. Reviewed by Peter Rawlings in 6.2 (2002) 183-88.
Dimock, Wai-Chee. Through Other Continents: American Literature Across Deep Time, Princeton University Press, 2006. Reviewed by Richard Gravil. Online.
Doyle, Laura. Freedom’s Empire: Race and the Rise of the Novel in Atlantic Modernity, 1640-1940. Durham: Duke University Press, 2008. Reviewed by Kathryn N. Gray. Online, August 2011.
Flynn, Christopher. Americans in English Literature, 1770-1832: A Breed Apart. Aldershot and Burlington: Ashgate, 2008. Reviewed by Online by Nicholas Birns, October 2010.
Fulford, Tim. Romantic Indians: Native Americans, British Literature, and Transatlantic Culture 1756-1830. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006. Reviewed by Lawrence Buell. Online, October 2008
Gannon, Charles E. Rumors of War and Infernal Machines: Technomilitary agenda-setting in American and British speculative fiction. Reviewed by Tatiani Rapatzikou, Online, November 2005.
Gibson, Mary Ellis. Epic Reinvented: Ezra Pound and the Victorians. Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 1995. Reviewed by Ian F. A. Bell in 2.2 (1998) 248-51.

Giles, Paul. Transatlantic Insurrections: British Culture and the Formation of American Literature, 1730–1860. Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001. Reviewed by Robert Weisbuch in 7.2 (2003) 261ff. Online.
Giles, Paul.

American Republic: The American Tradition in English Literature. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006. Reviewed by Richard Squibbs, DePaul University. Online

Gilmore. Michael B. Differences in the dark: American Movies and English Theater . New York: Columbia University Press, 1998. Reviewed by Robert Shaughnessy in 2.2 (1998) 245-48.

Gravil, Richard. Romantic Dialogues: Anglo-American Continuities, 1776-1862 . New York: St Martin's Press, 2000. Reviewed by Michael O'Neill in 5.2 (2001) 196-99. Online.

Heinowitz, Rebecca Cole, Spanish America and British Romanticism, 1777–1826: Rewriting Conquest. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2010. Reviewed by Susan Valladares. Online, August 2011.
Hodgdon, Barbara. The Shakespeare Trade: Performances and Appropriations . Philadelphia, PA: Pennsylvania University Press, 1998. Reviewed by Peter Rawlings in 3.2 (1999) 187-92.

Hughes, Ted. Birthday Letters. Faber: 1998. Review essay by John Daniel in 2.1 (1998) 113-24.

Ingelbien, Raphael. Misreading England: Poetry and Nationhood since the Second World War. Costerus 142. Editions Rodopi B.V.: Amsterdam, New York, NY,2002. Reviewed by Richard Gravil. Online, April 2004.
Katz, Daniel. American Modernism’s Expatriate Scene: The Labour of Translation. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2007. 208pp. Reviewed by Daniel Kane. Online, October 2008.
Keane, Patrick J. Emerson, Romanticism and Intuitive Reason: The Transatlantic “Light of all our Day”. Colombia and London: Missouri University Press, 2005. Reviewed by Ashley Hales. Online. May 2008.
Keegan, Bridget and James C. McKusick, eds. Literature and Nature: Four Centuries of Nature Writing. New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 2001. Reviewed by Richard Gravil in 5.2 (2001) 200-204.
Kleinzahler, August. Green Sees Things in Waves . London: Faber & Faber, 1999. Reviewed by Dennis Brown in 3.2 (1999) 195-98.
McGill, Meredith L., ed. The Traffic in Poems: Nineteenth-Century Poetry and Transatlantic Exchange. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2008. Reviewed by Stephanie Kuduk Weiner. Online, October, 2008.
McKay, George, ed. Yankee Go Home (& Take me With U): Americanization and Popular Culture . Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1997. Reviewed by Kate Fullbrook in 3.2 (1999) 192-95.
McKusick, James C. Green Writing: Romanticism and Ecology . New York: St Martin's Press, 2000. Reviewed by Richard Gravil in 5.2 (2001) 200-204.
McNairn, Alan. Behold the Hero: General Wolfe and the Arts in the Eighteenth Century . Liverpool: McGill-Queen's University Press & Liverpool University Press, 1997. Reviewed by Susan Manning in 4.2 (2000) 205-8.
Manning, Susan. Fragments of Union: Making Connections in Scottish and American Writing. Basingstoke and New York: Palgrave, 2002. Reviewed by Fiona Robertson. Online only, October 2002.
Manning, Susan and Andrew Taylor (eds.), Transatlantic Literary Studies: A Reader. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007. Reviewed by Gabriele Hayden. Online. May 2008
Matar, Nabil. Turks, Moors & Englishmen in the Age of Discovery . New York: Columbia University Press, 1999. Reviewed by Andrew Taylor in 4.2 (2000) 209-11.
Maxwell, Glyn. The Breakage. London: Faber & Faber. 1999. Reviewed by Dennis Brown in 3.2 (1999) 195-98.
Muller, Gilbert H. New Strangers in Paradise: the Immigrant Experience and Contemporary American Fiction. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1999. Reviewed by Christopher Gair in 4.1 (2000) 103-106.
Newman, Judie. Fictions of America: Narratives of Global Empire. London and New York: Routledge, 2007. Revieweed by Aliki Varvogli in 12.1 (2008) 110-112.
Newman, Lance. Our Common Dwelling: Henry Thoreau, Transcendentalism, and the Class Politics of Nature. New York and Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. Reviewed by Bridget Keegan in 12.1 (2008)103-107.

Newman, Lance, Joel Pace, and Chris Koenig-Woodyard, eds. Transatlantic Romanticism: An Anthology of British, American, and Canadian Literature 1767–1867. New York: Longman, 2006. Reviewed by Lyra Plumer. Online. September 2009

Pace, Joel and Matthew Scott, eds. Wordsworth in American Literary Culture. Basingstoke and New York: Palgrave, 2005. Reviewed by Sohui Lee. Online, January 2007.
Person, Leland S. Henry James and the Suspense of Masculinity. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2003. Reviewed by Jen Camden. Online, April 2004.
Regis, Pamela. A Natural History of the Romance Novel. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press,2003. Reviewed by James Crane. Online, April 2004.
Schweitzer, Ivy. Perfecting Friendship: Politics and Affiliation in Early American Literature. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2006. Reviewed by Antonio Barrenechea in 12.1 (2008) 107-110.
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Williams, Daniel G. Ethnicity and Cultural Authority from Arnold to Du Bois. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2006. Reviewed by Sarah Meer. Online, July 2009.
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