Backlist Titles by Period

Twentieth Century to the Present { Orders... }

Presenting the Past: Philosophical Irony and Double Vision from Bishop Butler to T.S. Eliot, by Robert J. Merrett (ELS no. 91, 2004)
Person, Place and World: A Late-Modern Reading of Robert Frost, by Steven Frattali (ELS no. 88, 2002)
Rhetorical Faith: The Literary Hermeneutics of Stanley Fish, Phillip J. Donnelly (ELS no. 84, 2000)
A. M. Klein's “The Second Scroll,” Roger Hyman (ELS no. 81, 1999)
Henry James's Letters to Lucy Clifford, Demoor & Chisholm, eds. (ELS no. 80,1999)
Paul Scott's “Raj Quartet”: History and Division, Peter Childs (ELS no. 77, 1998)
The Historical Imagination: Postmodernism and the Treatment of the Past in Contemporary British Fiction, Frederick M. Holmes (ELS no. 73, 1997)
Producing a Womanist Text: The Maternal as Signifier in Alice Walker's "The Color Purple," Janet J. Montelaro (ELS no. 70,1996)
His “Incalculable” Influence on Others: Frost, Earl J. Wilcox, ed. (ELS no. 63,1994)
Frames in James, Paul G. Beidler (ELS no. 59, 1993)
Essays on Humor of Lawrence Durrell, Betsy Nichols et al, eds. (ELS no. 60, 1993)
Richard Aldington: Reappraisals, Charles Doyle, ed. (ELS no. 49, 1990)
Perspectives on O’Neill: New Essays, Shyamal Bagchee, ed. (ELS no. 43, 1988)
“Theatres of Greatness”: A Revisionary View of Ford’s “Perkin Warbeck,” Dale B.J. Randall (ELS no. 37, 1986)
Mother and Daughter Relationships in the Manawaka Works of Margaret Laurence, Helen M. Buss (ELS no. 34, 1985)
George Moore’s Correspondence with the Mysterious Countess, David B. Eakin and Robert Langenfeld, eds. (ELS no. 33, 1984)
The Return of the Good Soldier: Ford Madox Ford and Violet Hunt’s 1917 Diary, Robert Secor and Marie Secor (ELS no. 30, 1983)
Charles Olson and Edward Dahlberg: A Portrait of a Friendship, John Cech (ELS no. 27,1982)
The Curve of Return: D.H. Lawrence’s Travel Books, D. I. Janik (ELS no. 22, 1981)
Studies in Robertson Davies’ Deptford Trilogy, R.G. Lawrence and S. L. Macey eds. (ELS no. 20, 1980; out of print)
Gertrude Stein: Autobiography and the Problem of Narration, Shirley Neuman (ELS no. 18, 1979)
C.S. Lewis’s “Great War” with O. Barfield, L. Adey (ELS no. 14, 1978; out of print)
E.M. Forster’s Posthumous Fiction, Norman Page (ELS no. 10, 1977)
The Postromantic Consciousness of Ezra Pound, George Bornstein (ELS no. 8, 1977)

Nineteenth Century { Orders... }

Muscular Mirth: Barry Pain and the New Humor, by John D. Cloy (ELS no. 90, 2003)
Writing for the Rising Generation: British Fiction for Young People 1672-1839, by Sylvia Marks (ELS no. 89, 2003)
Pre-Raphaelitism in the Nineteenth-Century Press: A Bibliography, by Thomas J. Tobin (ELS no. 87, 2002)
G.M. Hopkins: Inventory of the Bischoff Research Collection, Gonzaga University, Stephanie Edwards Plowman (ELS no. 86, 2001)
Rereading Hopkins: Selected New Essays, Francis L. Fennell, ed. (ELS no. 69, 1996)
Checklist of Thackeray's Contributions to Newspapers, Periodicals, Books, etc., Edgar F. Harden (ELS no. 68, 1996)
Letters of G. H. Lewes, vol. 1, William Baker, ed. (ELS no. 64, 1995)
Letters of G. H. Lewes, vol. 2, William Baker, ed. (ELS no. 65, 1995)
Letters of G. H. Lewes, vol. 3, William Baker, ed. (ELS no. 79, 1999)
Charlotte M. Yonge’s Domestic Fiction, June Sturrock(ELS no. 66, 1995)
Anne Brontë’s Radical Vision, Elizabeth Hollis Berry (ELS no. 62, 1994)
Critical Essays on John Henry Newman, Ed Block, Jr., ed. (ELS no. 55, 1992)
Coleridge: Historian of Ideas, Charles De Paolo (ELS no. 54, 1992)
The Clerical Character in George Eliot’s Fiction, Oliver Lovesey (ELS no. 53, 1991)
Anthony Trollope’s Notes on the Old Drama, E. R. Epperly (ELS no. 42, 1988)
Lemon, Dickens, and “Mr. Nightingale’s Diary”: A Victorian Farce, Leona W. Fisher (ELS no. 41, 1988)
Browning’s “Sordello” and the Aesthetics of Difficulty, David E. Latané, Jr. (ELS no. 40, 1987)
The Dynamic Self: Browning’s Poetry of Duration, S. L. Chell (ELS no. 32, 1984)
The Splintering Frame: The Later Fiction of H.G. Wells, William J. Scheick (ELS no. 31, 1984)
The Cover of the Mask: The Autobiographers in Charlotte Brontë’s Fiction, Annette Tromley (ELS no. 26, 1982)
John Ruskin and Alfred Hunt, Robert Secor (ELS no. 25, 1982)
The Libraries of George Eliot and G. H. Lewes, William Baker (ELS no. 24, 1981)
Pater and His Early Critics, Franklin E. Court (ELS no. 21, 1980)
Frankenstein’s Creation, David Ketterer (ELS no. 16, 1979)
The Arnoldian Principle of Flexibility, William Robbins (ELS no. 15, 1979)
Jane Austen on Love, Juliet McMaster (ELS no. 13, 1978; out of print)

Eighteenth Century { Orders... }

Deformity: An Essay, by William Hay, edited with an introduction by Kathleen James-Cavan (ELS no. 92, 2004)
Writing for the Rising Generation: British Fiction for Young People 1672-1839, by Sylvia Marks (ELS no. 89, 2003)
Mandeville and Augustan Ideas: New Essays, Charles Prior, ed.(ELS no. 83, 2000)
John Dryden's Aeneas, Richard Morton (ELS no. 82, 2000)
The Eighteenth-Century English Burletta, Phyllis T. Dircks (ELS no. 78, 1999)
The Annotations in Lady Bradshaigh's Copy of “Clarissa,” Janine Barchas with the editorial assistance of G. D. Fulton (ELS no. 76, 1998)
Wars of the Theatres: The Poetics of Personation in the Age of Jonson, Matthew Steggle (ELS no. 75, 1998)
Strange Music: Metre of the English Heroic Line, P. L. Groves (ELS no. 74, 1998)
Johnson and Detailed Representation: The Significance of the Classical Sources, William Edinger (ELS no. 72, 1997)
Defoe: Writer as Agent, Katherine A. Armstrong (ELS no. 67, 1996)
Time, Literature and the Arts, Thomas R. Cleary, ed. (ELS no. 61, 1994)
Congreve’s Comedies, Arthur W. Hoffman (ELS no. 58, 1993)
Isaac Reed, Editorial Factotum, Arthur Sherbo (ELS no. 45, 1989)
Pope Versus Dryden: A Controversy in Letters to “The Gentleman’s Magazine,” 1989-1791, Gretchen M. Foster (ELS no. 44, 1989)
Bibliography of Johnsonian Studies, 1970-85, D. Greene & J.A. Vance (ELS no. 39, 1987)
Defoe and the Defense of Commerce, Thomas K. Meier (ELS no. 38, 1987)
The Educational World of Daniel Defoe, D. P. Leinster-Mackay (ELS no. 23, 1981)
Daniel Defoe’s Moral and Rhetorical Ideas, Robert James Merrett (ELS no. 19, 1980)
Eighteenth-Century Arguments for Immortality and Johnson’s “Rasselas,” R.G. Walker (ELS no. 9, 1977)
“Tom Jones” and the Romance Tradition, Henry K. Miller (ELS no. 6, 1976)
Dryden and Future Shock, William Frost (ELS no. 5, 1976)
Swift’s Vision of Evil: A Comparative Study of “A Tale of a Tub” and “Gulliver’s Travels,” Vol. 1, A Tale of a Tub, Philip Pinkus (ELS no. 3, 1975)
Swift’s Vision of Evil, Vol. 2, Gulliver’s Travels, Philip Pinkus (ELS no. 4, 1975)
The Sale Catalogue of Samuel Johnson’s Library: A Facsimile Edition, J.D. Fleeman (ELS no. 2, 1975; out of print)
Samuel Johnson’s Library: An Annotated Guide, Donald Greene (ELS no. 1, 1975)
Dryden’s Dualities, Ruth Salvaggio (ELS no. 29, 1983)

Sixteenth & Seventeenth Century { Orders... }

Writing for the Rising Generation: British Fiction for Young People 1672-1839, by Sylvia Marks (ELS no. 89, 2003)
Dramaturgy of Shakespeare’s Roman Plays, K. Kujawinska-Courtney (ELS no. 57, 1993)
Spenser’s Poetics of Prophecy in “Faerie Queene,” V, K. Borris (ELS no. 52, 1991)
Talking on Paper: Alexander Pope’s Letters, Wendy L. Jones (ELS no. 50, 1990)
Blake’s “Thel” and “Oothoon,” Brian Wilkie (ELS no. 48, 1990)
The Dream of My Brother: Johnson’s Authority, F. V. Bogel (ELS no. 47, 1990)
Critical Contexts of Sidney’s “Astrophil and Stella” and Spenser’s “Amoretti,” Janet H. MacArthur (ELS no. 46, 1989)
“Descend from Heav’n Urania”: Milton’s “Paradise Lost” and Raphael’s Cycle in the “Stanza Della Segnatura,” M. A. Treip (ELS no. 35, 1985)
The Road From Horton: Looking Backwards in “Lycidas,” J. Martin Evans (ELS no. 28, 1983)
Christopher Smart’s Verse Translation of Horace’s “Odes,” Arthur Sherbo, ed. (ELS no. 17, 1979)
The Slandered Woman in Shakespeare, Joyce H. Sexton (ELS no. 12, 1978)
Paradise in the Age of Milton, U. Milo Kaufmann (ELS no. 11, 1978)
The Achievement of Thomas More, Richard J. Schoeck (ELS no. 7, 1976)

Early to Late Medieval { Orders... }

The Medieval Professional Reader at Work: MSS of Chaucer, Langland, Kempe, Gower, K. Kerby-Fulton & M. Hilmo, eds. (ELS no. 85, 2001)
John Lydgate (1371-1449): A Bio-bibliography, Derek Pearsall (ELS no. 71, 1997)
Incest Narratives . . . Gower’s “Confessio Amantis,” G. Donavin (ELS no. 56, 1993)
Chaucer and Gower, R.F. Yeager, ed. (ELS no. 51, 1991)
Upon The Ways: The Structure of “The Canterbury Tales,” William E. Rogers (ELS no. 36, 1986)