Literary Criticism

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The American H.D. Annette Debo	Toward the End of the Century Wayne Dodd	Capital Letters David Dowling	Tell This Silence Patti Duncan	Purple Passages Rachel Blau DuPlessis	Virginia Woolf's Renaissance Juliet Dusinberre
Gothic Passages Justin Edwards	On Mount Vision Norman Finkelstein	Rediscovering the New World Earl Fitz	Walt Whitman Ed Folsom	The Feminist Avant-Garde in American Poetry Elisabeth Frost	A Place for Humility Christine Gerhardt
Standards of Value Michael Germana	The Homeless of "Ironweed" Benedict Giamo	Being a Minor Writer Gail Gilliland	Hints and Disguises Celeste Goodridge	Tennyson's Characters David Goslee	Gary Snyder and the Pacific Rim Timothy Gray
Race and Time Janet Gray	Urban Pastoral Timothy Gray	Constructing the German Walt Whitman Walter Grünzweig	Building Their Own Waldos Robert D. Habich	In Gatsby's Shadow Larry Haeg	Sentimental Readers Faye Halpern
Raymond Carver Sam Halpert	The Myth of Emptiness and the New American Literature of Place Wendy Harding	For Us, What Music? Jerry Harp	E Pluribus Unum W. C. Harris	A Trauma Artist Mark Heberle	Writing Vietnam, Writing Life Tobey Herzog
At the Brink of Infinity James von der Heydt	Poetics of the Hive Cristopher Hollingsworth	Pink Pirates Caren Irr	Growing Up Ethnic Martin Japtok	Poetic Obligation G. Matthew Jenkins	Racial Things, Racial Forms Joseph Jonghyun Jeon
Against the Gallows Paul Christian Jones	All Contraries Confounded Karen Kaivola	We Saw the Light Daniel Kane	Thinking Poetry Lynn Keller	Ghostly Figures Ann Keniston	Walt Whitman and the Earth Jimmie Killingsworth
Lyric Interventions Linda A. Kinnahan	The Letters of Rudyard Kipling, Volume 5: 1920-30 Rudyard Kipling Thomas Pinney	The Made-Up Self Carl H. Klaus	American Unexceptionalism Kathy Knapp	A Whitman Chronology Joann Krieg	Whitman and the Irish Joann Krieg
Invisible Darkness Charles R. Larson	Walt Whitman and the Class Struggle Andrew Lawson