selected publications
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article
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Job's blazon.
Christian Century.
128:24.
2011
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Lectio Divina.
America.
205:21.
2011
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Moving House: Poems.
Christianity & Literature.
60:496-498.
2011
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Polish Language and History in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
41:8-10.
2011
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Special Issue: The Legacy of Tennessee Williams.
The Southern Quarterly: A Journal of the Artis in the South.
48:5-138.
2011
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Tennessee Williams and Armistice Day: An Unpublished Poem.
The Southern Quarterly: A Journal of the Artis in the South.
48:32-39.
2011
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The Song of the Homeless.
Haight Ashbury Literary Journal.
29:3.
2011
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An Interview with Distinguished Tennessee Williams Scholar Allean Hale.
Valley Voices: A Literary Review.
10:6-13.
2010
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An Interview with Douglas McKeown on the Production of Kirche, Kutchen, und Kinder, 1979.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review.
11:65-77.
2010
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Feathers.
Christian Century.
127:30.
2010
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Genesis.
Spiritus: A Journal of Christian Spirituality.
10:307.
2010
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Hollywood's Tennessee: The Williams Films and the Postwar Years (review).
Modern Drama.
53:277-280.
2010
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Reviews..
Modern Drama.
53:266-285.
2010
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Tennessee Williams (1911-1983): A Pre-Centennial Issue.
Valley Voices: A Literary Review.
10.
2010
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Burial at Sea.
Kaleidoscope.
18.
2009
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Cultural Memory and Circular Time in Suzan-Lori Parks's Betting on the Dust Commander.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
39:8-11.
2009
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Haunting America.
Southern Cultures.
15:115-138.
2009
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Romeo and Juliet.
Shakespeare Bulletin.
27:183-188.
2009
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Deadbeat Dad.
Kaleidoscope.
61.
2005
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Guest Editor's Introduction.
South Atlantic Review.
70:1-3.
2005
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Playing Underground: A Critical History of the 1960's Off-Off-Broadway Movement.
Theatre Journal.
57:780-781.
2005
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Tennessee Williams and Sports.
Popular Culture Review.
16:5-22.
2005
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Tennessee Williams in/and the Canons of American Drama.
South Atlantic Review.
70:1-3.
2005
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The Fission of Tennessee Williams's Plays into Adrienne Kennedy's.
South Atlantic Review.
70:44-72.
2005
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Williams's Sand.
Explicator.
63:173-176.
2005
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Her Last Photo (Poem).
Theology Today.
61:362.
2004
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Shakespeare Knocks: Macbeth in Adrienne Kennedy's Funnyhouse of a Negro.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
34:8-10.
2004
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The Mutilated: Tennessee Williams's Apocalyptic Christmas Carol.
American Drama.
13:82-97.
2004
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An Unpublished Tennessee Williams Letter to William Carlos Williams.
Resources for American Literary Study.
28:159-162.
2003
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At Liberty: Tennessee Williams's Early Crucible.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
33:8-9.
2003
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Going to Humes with Elvis: An Interview with Robert Cummings.
Big Muddy: A Journal of the Mississippi River Valley.
3:7-25.
2003
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Hughes's Soul Gone Home.
Explicator.
61:164-166.
2003
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It's Not Life with Auntie Mame: Tennessee Williams's 'Completed'.
Tennessee Williams Literary Journal.
5:80-83.
2003
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Performance Studies: An Introduction (Book).
World Literature Today.
77:158.
2003
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Tennessee Williams and the South (Book).
Mississippi Quarterly.
56:466-469.
2003
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The Sobbing Dubois Sisters in Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
33:6-8.
2003
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Waves.
Christianity & Literature.
52:443.
2003
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Williams's The Demolition Downtown.
Explicator.
62:39-41.
2003
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A play about terrible birds: Tennessee Williams's The Gnadiges Fraulin and Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds (illustrated)..
South Atlantic Review.
66:1-22.
2001
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Jeweled Silence.
Christianity & Literature.
50:380.
2001
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The Remarkable Rooming-House of Mme. Le Monde: Tennessee Williams's Little Shop of Comic Horrors.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review.
4:39-48.
2001
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The Selected Letters of Tennessee Williams (Book).
Modern Drama.
44:262-265.
2001
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Echoes of Reflexivity in Tennessee Williams's 'A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot'.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
30:7-9.
2000
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Greene's 'The Destructors'.
Explicator.
58:158-161.
2000
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Mr. Peters' Connections (Book Review).
World Literature Today.
74:163.
2000
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Othello and Interpretive Traditions (Book Review).
Theatre Journal.
52:591-592.
2000
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Review: Othello and Interpretive Traditions by Edward Pechter.
Theatre Journal.
52:591-592.
2000
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Spring Storm (Book Review).
World Literature Today.
74:369-370.
2000
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Stairs to the Roof (Book Review).
World Literature Today.
74:816-817.
2000
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Williams's The Frosted Glass Coffin.
Explicator.
59:44-46.
2000
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Lost in a Sea of Words: Tennessee William's Lifeboat Drill.
Mississippi Quarterly.
53:57-66.
1999/2000
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'Isolated': Tennessee Williams's First Extant Published Short Story.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review.
33-39.
1998
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Charlotte Capers, Tennessee Williams and the Mississippi premiere of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Mississippi Quarterly.
51:326-331.
1998
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Death of a Salesman: A Playwright's Forum (illustrated)..
Michigan Quarterly Review.
37:590-623.
1998
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From Coitus to Craziness: The Italian Premiere of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Journal of American Drama and Theatre.
10:74-92.
1998
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God Love.
Blueline.
19:36-37.
1998
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Performing Scripts in David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
28:5-6.
1998
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Something Cloudy, Something Clear: Tennessee Williams's Postmodern Memory Play.
Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism.
12.
1998
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World Literature in Review: English.
World Literature Today.
72:833-834.
1998
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'Lucius, the Severely Flawed Redeemer of Titus Andronicus': A Reply.
Connotations: A Journal for Critical Debate.
7:94-96.
1997-1998
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'Hello from Bertha' as a Source for A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
27:6-7.
1997
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'It's only a paper moon': The Paper Ontologies in Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire.
Modern Drama.
40:454-467.
1997
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Hickscorner as an Early London City Comedy.
Jackson State University Researcher.
15:57-66.
1997
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Just Released from Performance: Tennessee Williams The Dark Room.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
27.
1997
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Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors.
Explicator.
56:5-7.
1997
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Tenn in the '90s: Recent Scholarship on Tennessee Williams.
Publications of the Mississippi Philological Association.
1-6.
1997
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Civil Rights and the Black Presence in Baby Doll.
Literature Film Quarterly.
24:2-11.
1996
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Tennessee Williams, Ernest Hemingway, and Fidel Castro.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
26:6-7.
1996
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Tom: The Unknown Tennessee Williams.
Modern Drama.
39.
1996
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'Cruelty...and sweaty intimacy': The Reception of the Spanish Premiere of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Theatre Survey.
35:45-55.
1994
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'Night, Mistuh CHarlie': The Porter in Tennessee Williams's 'The Last of My Solid Gold Watches'....
Mississippi Quarterly.
47:215-220.
1994
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Bonaparte Kowalski: Or, What Stanley and Napoleon Have in Common (and What They Don't) in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
24:6-8.
1994
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Color Connections in Adrienne Kennedy's She Talks to Beethoven.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
24:4-6.
1994
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On a trolley to the cinema: Ingmar Bergman and the first Swedish production of A Streetcar Named Desire.
South Carolina Review.
27:277-286.
1994
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Orpheus Ascending: Music, Race, and Gender in Adrienne....
African American Review.
28:293-304.
1994
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Tennessee WIlliams's 'Secret Girl Friend:' An Oriental Account.
Jackson State University Researcher: An Interdisciplinary Journal.
15:1-3.
1994
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The Mexican Premiere of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire.
Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos.
10:315-340.
1994
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World Literature in Review: United States.
World Literature Today.
68:135-136.
1994
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The First Production of A Streetcar Named Desire in Mainland China.
Tennessee Williams Literary Journal.
2:19-31.
1990-1991
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'Red-Hot!' in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
19:6-8.
1989
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An Interview with David Rabe.
Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism.
3:135-156.
1989
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Emily Mann: A Classified Bibliography.
Studies in American Drama.
4:223-266.
1989
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From the Zoo to the Funnyhouse: A Comparison of Edward Albee's The Zoo Story with Adrienne Kennedy's Funnyhouse of a Negro.
Theatre Southwest.
8-16.
1989
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Mann's Still Life.
Explicator.
48:61-64.
1989
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Parallels between Desire under the Elms and Sweet Bird of Youth.
The Eugene O'Neill Review.
13:23-25.
1989
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Rabe's Streamers.
Explicator.
45:63-64.
1986
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Revealing Illusions in David Mamet's The Shawl.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
16:9-10.
1986
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Shakespeare's Sonnet 20.
Explicator.
45:10-11.
1986
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Folklore and the Gulf of Mexico.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
18.
1984
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MISCELLANY.
American Speech.
59:373-379.
1984
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Media Watch: Infomercials.
American Speech.
59:379.
1984
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Mocktails, Anyone?.
American Speech.
58:190-191.
1982
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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, I. ii. 34-101.
Explicator.
40:12-13.
1982
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A Report on the 1977 MLA Special Session in Renaissance Drama.
Research Opportunities in Renaissance Drama.
21:1-9.
1978
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An Unpublished Longfellow Poem.
Papers of the Biblographical Society of America.
72:349-350.
1978
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Milton's Use of Clouds for Satanic Parody in Paradise Lost.
Essays in Literature.
5:153-162.
1978
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Jefferson Davis: From President to Place-Name.
Names: Journal of the American Name Society.
25:158-173.
1977
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Paronomastic Announcements; Or, How to Have a Little Pun With Your Ads.
American Speech.
52:29-38.
1977
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Place-Names, Naming, and Folklore.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
11.
1977
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Review: American Drama Criticism, Supplement II by Floyd Eugene Eddleman.
The South Central Bulletin.
37:45-46.
1977
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Review: Shakespeare's Playhouse Practice: A Handbook by Warren D. Smith.
Educational Theatre Journal.
29:130-131.
1977
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Shakespearean Design (Book).
Shakespeare Studies.
10:372-377.
1977
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State Names Used as City and County Names.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
11:164-173.
1977
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A Preliminary Survey of the Vocabulary of White Alabamians.
American Speech.
50:115-120.
1975
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Domainium.
American Speech.
50:319-320.
1975
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From Marietta to Mobile: Pads Studies East and South.
American Speech.
50:115-120.
1975
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MISCELLANY..
American Speech.
50:311-336.
1975
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Marietta, Ohio: The Continuing Erosion of a Speech Island.
American Speech.
50:115-120.
1975
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The Phonology of the Conjure Tales of Charles W. Chestnutt.
American Speech.
50:115-120.
1975
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The Subtle Drama of Richard WIlbur's 'Exeunt'..
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
5:11-13.
1975
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Two Early Poems by Edward Albee.
Resources for American Literary Study.
5:95-97.
1975
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A Shakespearean Echo in Dekker's Old Fortunatus..
Notes and Queries.
19.
1972
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Milton's Samson Agonistes, 393-412.
Explicator.
30.
1972
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Possible Sources for Lyly's Eubulus.
American Notes and Queries.
10:83-84.
1972
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Review: Henslowe's Rose: The Stage & Staging by Ernest L. Rhodes.
Educational Theatre Journal.
29:433-434.
197
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A Classified Edward Albee Checklist.
Serif.
6:16-32.
1969
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'Exchange me for a goat': Iago's Ewes and Rams, Othello's Goats and Monkeys, and Matthew 25:31-45.
Cithara: Essays in the Judaeo-Christian Tradition.
46:3-15.
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'It's Hard to Be Human': The Ironies in Tennessee Williams's 'Tent Worms'.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
36:9-12.
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'No masterpiece has been overlooked': The early reception and significance of Tennessee Williams's 'Big Black: A MISSISSIPPI IDYLL'.
ANQ.
8:27-34.
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A Bibliography of Scholarship on Shakespeare and Folklore.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
10:210-233.
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A Supplementary Edward Albee Checklist.
Serif.
10:28-39.
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Adrienne Kennedy Festival at the Great Lakes Theater Festival: a photo essay.
Studies in American Drama.
8:85-94.
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All God's Chillun Got Wings and Macbeth.
The Eugene O'Neill Newsletter.
12:55-61.
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An Interview with Jane Reid-Petty of New Stage Theatre.
The Southern Quarterly: A Journal of the Artis in the South.
25:39-46.
-
An Interview with Whitney J. LeBlanc.
African American Review.
26:307-317.
-
An Interview with Wolf Ruvinskis: The First Mexican Stanley Kowalski.
Latin American Theatre Review.
26:159-165.
-
Annotated bibliography of scholarship on the children's companies and their theaters.
Research Opportunities in Renaissance Drama.
19:57-82.
-
Audre Lorde's 'Afterimages': History, Scripture, Myth, and Nightmare.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
38:9-12.
-
Bars and Their Extensions.
American Speech.
49:111-118.
-
Bawdy Uses of et Cetera.
American Speech.
58:75-78.
-
Bibliography of Scholarship on Henry Medwall.
Research Opportunities in Renaissance Drama.
22:65-72.
-
Black and Multi-Racial Productions of Tennessee Williams's The Glass Menagerie.
Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism.
9:96-128.
-
Cars and Traveling in the Death of Bessie Smith.
CLA Journal.
30:472-480.
-
Cleopatra of the Nile and Blanche DuBois of the French Quarter.
Shakespeare Bulletin: A Journal of Performance Criticism and Scholarship.
11:25-27.
-
Companero Tenn: The Hispanic Presence in the Plays of Tennessee Williams.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review.
2:35-52.
-
David Mamet's Duck Variations as a Parody of a Socractic Dialogue.
American Drama.
9:21-32.
-
David Mamet's WRITING IN RESTAURANTS: a primary and secondary bibliography.
AEB.
4:160-167.
-
Disrupting Racial Performances in Amiri Baraka's Police.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
37:2-4.
-
Donne's 'Obsequies to the Lord Harrington': Theme, Structure, and Image.
The Southern Quarterly: A Journal of the Artis in the South.
13:65-82.
-
Edward Albee.
Modern Drama.
31:121-124.
-
Eyewitnessing in Tennessee Williams's Small Craft Warnings.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
32:9-11.
-
Fast Moving Put-Ons: Recent Bumper Sticker Jokes.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
17:119-124.
-
Fishing for Gulls.
Louisiana Literature.
24:78.
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Food for Thought in Richard Brautigan's Trout Fishing in America.
Studies in Contemporary Satire: A Creative and Critical Journal.
8:9-20.
-
Forgotten Manuscripts: Blues for Emmett TIll: The Earliest Extant Song about the Murder of Emmett TIll.
African American Review.
42:455-460.
-
Fugitive Kind (Book).
World Literature Today.
76:151-152.
-
In Honor of Marice C. Brown.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
13.
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Interview with Maya Koreneva.
Studies in American Drama.
8:200-213.
-
Introduction..
Southern Quarterly.
38:6-9.
-
London premiere of The Zoo Story: Edward Albee and the British press.
Library Chronicle.
20:75-95.
-
Love's Wealth in The Sunne Rising.
The South Central Bulletin.
43:112-114.
-
MISCELLANY..
American Speech.
58:190-192.
-
MISCELLANY..
American Speech.
54:61-80.
-
Macbeth, Malcolm, and the Curse of the Serpent.
The South Central Bulletin.
34:159-160.
-
Mark Twain, Aristotle, and Pudd'nhead Wilson.
Mark Twain Journal.
15:1-4.
-
Megan Terry's Amtrack: An Iran-Contra Comedy.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
20:3-5.
-
Midlife.
Louisiana Literature.
24:79.
-
Milena's Wedding, Paragraphs [and] Passages, and the Formation of Adrienne Kennedy's Canon.
CLA Journal.
50:64-83.
-
Miscellany.
American Speech.
58:71-96.
-
Mitch and Murray in David Mamet's Glengary Glen Ross.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
18:3-5.
-
More Nursing Terms.
American Speech.
55:46-53.
-
Mushfaking -- Its Continuing History.
American Speech.
60:184-185.
-
Names in Business and Technical Writing Textbooks.
Names: Journal of the American Name Society.
29:285-295.
-
Notices of David Rabe's First Play, 'The Chameleon' (1959).
Resources for American Literary Study.
17:95-107.
-
OTHELLO I.i.8-17; 35-40.
Explicator.
38:38-39.
-
Of Jets, Milk Trains and Edward Albee's Seascape.
Notes on Modern American Literature.
9.
-
Olivier to Williams: an introduction.
Missouri Review.
13:143-157.
-
Our Lady of the Quarter: Blanche DuBois and the Feast of the Mater Dolorosa.
ANQ.
4:81-87.
-
Parks's In The Blood.
Explicator.
64:253-255.
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Personal Names: Materials and Methods.
Names: A Journal of Onomastics.
31.
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Picaro Tom Goes Catfishing: The Proleptic Importance of 'Gift of an Apple'.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review.
9:27-38.
-
Recent Studies in John Heywood.
English Literary Renaissance.
13:113-123.
-
Redefining the Way Theatre is Created and Performed: The Radical Inclusion of Suzan-Lori Parks's 365 Days/365 Plays.
Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism.
22:65-86.
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Review: A Midsummer Night's Dream by WIlliam Shakespeare.
Theatre Journal.
39:100-101.
-
Review: A Streetcar Named Desire: The Moth and the Lantern by Thomas P. Adler.
Theatre Journal.
43:407-408.
-
Review: Levitating the Pentagon: Evolutions in the American Theatre of the Vietnam War Era by J.E. Fenn.
Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature.
47:255-257.
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Review: Tennessee Williams & Elia Kazan: A Collaboration in the Theatre by Brenda Murphy.
Theatre Journal.
45:565-566.
-
Review: Tennessee Williams by Roger Boxill.
Theatre Journal.
42:398-399.
-
Revisiting Funnyhouse: An Interview with Billie Allen.
African American Review.
41:165-175.
-
Roland Barthes, Tennessee Williams, and A Streetcar Named Pleasure/Desire.
The Centennial Review.
43:289-304.
-
Rutting in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
22:2-3.
-
Sacred Vision and Dramatic Space: Voices, Time, and History in The Face of Emmett Till.
Southern Quarterly.
45:76-100.
-
Shakespeare and Folklore.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
10.
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Shakespeare and the Computer: A Checklist of Scholarship.
The Shakespeare Newsletter.
-
Shakespeare and the Instruction in the Language Arts.
Journal of the Mississippi Council of Teachers of English.
20:20-25.
-
Shakespeare's Religious Language: A Dictionary..
Christianity & Literature.
55:278-280.
-
Shakespeare, Folklore, and Literary Criticism.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
10:111-114.
-
Shakespeare, Salesman for the Arts.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
21:113-117.
-
Sleeping with Caliban: the politics of race in Tennessee Williams's Kingdom of Earth.
Studies in American Drama.
8:140-162.
-
Some Ways of Teaching Unity.
Journal of English Teaching Techniques.
3:1-3.
-
State Names Applied to Foods.
Names: Journal of the American Name Society.
27:71-72.
-
Streetcar Named Desire: a playwright's forum (illustrated).
Michigan Quarterly Review.
29:173-203.
-
THE PSEUDO SUFFIX -(ER)CISE..
American Speech.
60:91-93.
-
Tenn and the Banana Queen: The Correspondence of Tennessee Williams and Marion Black Vaccaro.
Tennessee Williams Annual Review.
8:123-136.
-
Tennessee Williams.
Mississippi Quarterly: The Journal of Southern Culture.
48.
-
Tennessee Williams (Book).
Modern Drama.
45:162-165.
-
Tennessee Williams Sends His Autobiography to Mexico.
Mississippi Quarterly: The Journal of Southern Culture.
46:255-256.
-
Tennessee Williams' 'Big Black: A Mississippi Idyll' and Race Relations, 1932.
Arts and Letters: A Liberal Arts Forum.
20:8-12.
-
Tennessee Williams' Interval: MGM and Beyond.
Southern Quarterly.
38:21-27.
-
Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire in Havana: Modesto Centeno's Cuban Streetcars, 1948-1965.
South Atlantic Review.
60:89-110.
-
Tennessee Williams, 'Mother Yaws,' and AIDS.
Popular Culture Review.
13:63-67.
-
Tennessee Williams: A Bibliography by Drewey Wayne Gunn.
Southern Quarterly.
30:192-194.
-
Tennessee Williams: A Descriptive Bibliography by George W. Crandell.
AEB.
10:88-91.
-
Tennessee Williams: The Non-Dramatic Work.
The Southern Quarterly: A Journal of the Artis in the South.
38.
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The Ending of Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance and Agamemnon.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
21:3-5.
-
The Exisential Nightmare in Tennessee Williams's The Chalky White Substance.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
23:8-11.
-
The First Critical Assessments of A Streetcar Named Desire: The Streetcar Tryouts and the Reviewers.
Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism.
6:45-67.
-
The Function of Susie in Tennessee Williams's Period of Adjustment.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
25:10-11.
-
The Japanese Premier of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Mississippi Quarterly.
48:713-723.
-
The Language of Nursing.
American Speech.
48:192-210.
-
The Legacy of Emmett Till.
Southern Quarterly.
45:6-8.
-
The Mustachioed Cabbage as Motif.
Mississippi Folklore Register.
8:210-214.
-
The Names of Whores and Their Bawds and Panders in English Renaissance Drama.
Midwestern Journal of Language and Folklore.
6:41-50.
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Therapists in Susan Glaspell's Suppressed Desires and David Rabe's In The Boom Boom Room.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
18:2-3.
-
Tony Kushner: New Essays on the Art and Politics of the Plays.
Modern Drama.
50:105-109.
-
Two Studies of Honor in Shakespeare.
Shakespeare Quarterly.
27:350-353.
-
Vulnerable Intimacies in Tennessee Williams's 'Happy August the Tenth'.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
32:4-6.
-
Why Stanley and His Friends Drink Jax Beer in Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire.
Notes on Contemporary Literature.
20:2-3.
-
William in Ebony: Black and Multi-racial Productions of 'A Streetcar Named Desire'.
Black American Literature Forum.
25:147-181.
-
Williams's The Municipal Abattoir.
Explicator.
64:108-111.
-
Williams's a Streetcar Named Desire.
Explicator.
66:34-37.
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Job's blazon.
Christian Century.
128:24.
2011
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book
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Successful Writing at Work.
Boston, MA: Wadsworth Pub. Co..
2012
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
London, England: Methuen.
2010
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Suzan-Lori Parks: essays on the plays and other works.
Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co..
2010
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The influence of Tennessee Williams: essays on fifteen American playwrights.
Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland & Co..
2008
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Contemporary African American women playwrights: a casebook.
London; New York: Routledge.
2007
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Hurrican blues: poems about Katrina and Rita.
Cape Girardeau, MO: Southeast MIssouri State University Press.
2006
-
Understanding Adrienne Kennedy.
Columbia, S.C.: University of South Carolina Press.
2005
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The Tennessee Williams encyclopedia.
Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
2004
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Othello: new critical essays.
New York: Routledge.
2002
-
The undiscovered country: the later plays of Tennessee Williams.
New York: P. Lang.
2002
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Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2000
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Venus and Adonis: critical essays.
New York: Garland Pub..
1997
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Speaking on stage: inteviews with contemporary American playwrights.
Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press.
1996
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Titus Andronicus: critical essays.
New York: Garland Pub..
1995
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Confronting Tennessee William's A Streetcar Named Desire: Essays in Critical Pluralism.
Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
1993
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American playwrights since 1945: a guide to scholarship, criticism, and performance.
New York: Greenwood Press.
1989
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Conversations with Edward Albee.
Jackson: University Press of Mississippi.
1988
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Critical essays on Edward Albee.
Boston, Mass.: G.K. Hall.
1986
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Models for Technical Writing.
New York: St. Martin's Press.
1985
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Shakespeare and southern writers: a study in influence.
Jackson: University Press of Mississippi.
1985
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Tennessee Williams: a guide to research and performance.
Jackson: University Press of Mississippi.
1985
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Shakespeare in the South: essays on performance.
Jackson: University Press of Mississippi.
1983
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Studies in American drama, 1945-present.
Ed. 7.
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Successful Writing at Work.
Boston, MA: Wadsworth Pub. Co..
2012
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chapter of book
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'Black Up Again': Combating Macbeth in Contemporary African-American Plays.
Weyward Macbeth: Intersections of Race and Performance.
New York, NY.
211-221.
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'Having Lost the Ability to Say: 'My God!': The Theology of Tennessee Wiliams's Small Craft Warnings.
The Undiscovered Country: The Later Plays of Tennessee Williams.
New York, NY.
107-124.
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'Sentiment and humor in equal measure': Comic Forms in The Rose Tattoo.
Tennessee Williams: A Tribute.
Jackson.
214-231.
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'You One of Uh Mines?': Dis(re)membering in Suzan-Lori Parks's Imperceptible Mutabilities in the Third Kingdom.
Suzan-Lori Parks: Essays on the Plays and Other Works.
Jefferson, N.C..
45-64.
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Albee's Early One-Act Plays: 'A New American Playwright from Whom Much Is Expected'.
The Cambridge Companion to Edward Albee.
Cambridge, England.
16-37.
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American History/African Nightmare: Adrienne Kennedy and Civil Rights.
Contemporary African American Women Playwrights.
London, England.
62-82.
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Blackness Made Visible: A Survey of Othello in Criticism, on Stage, and on Screen.
Othello: New Critical Essays.
New York, NY.
1-87.
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Edward Albee's Counting the Ways: The Ways of Losing Heart.
Edward Albee: An Interview and Essays.
Houston.
121-140.
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Eunice Hubbell and the Feminist Thematics of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Confronting Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire: Essays in Cultural Pluralism.
Westport, CT.
105-120.
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Puck's Magic Mojo: The Achievements of Suzan-Lori Parks.
Suzan-Lori Parks: Essays on the Plays and Other Works.
Jefferson, NC.
7-19.
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Venus and/or Adonis among the Critics.
Venus and Adonis: Critical Essays.
New York, NY.
3-65.
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'Black Up Again': Combating Macbeth in Contemporary African-American Plays.
Weyward Macbeth: Intersections of Race and Performance.
New York, NY.
211-221.
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thesis or dissertation
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unclassified publications