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From SCR 40.2 (Spring 2008)

• Let Everyone Forget Everyone, Thomas E. Kennedy
• Beyond Yeats's Grave, Steven B. Katz
• "Study That Tree": The Iconic Stage in Purgatory and Waiting for Godot, Emily Atkins

From SCR 40.1 (Fall 2007)

• The Noble Labor of Liam Miller: Making The Yeats Papers, 1959-1979, Thomas Dillon Redshaw
• Passing the Test of Time: The Essays of Thomas E. Kennedy, Robert Stewart
• The Revelation of Character Inside and Out: A Comparison of the First and Most Recent Novels of Thomas E. Kennedy, Walter Cummins
• A View from Across the Sea: An Interview with Thomas E. Kennedy, Melanie Tortoroli

From SCR 39.2 (Spring 2007)

• Born in Brooklyn's Bifocal View of Time and Space: John Montague as a Hybridized Irish American, Maura Harrington
• The Year of Beckett, Fall Season, Christine Shives
• Genetic Engineering • On an Onion • Road Kill • I Want to Be a Tree, Niall McGrath

From SCR 39.1 (Fall 2006)

• "Incredible Eloquence": How Ron Rash's Novels Keep the Celtic Literary Tradition Alive, Kara Baldwin
• The Year of Beckett, Spring Season, Christine Shives
• "The Demon Lover": Elizabeth Bowen's "Unashamed Retelling" of "The Jolly Corner", Terry W. Thompson

From SCR 38.1 (Fall 2005)

• The Making of Thomas E. Kennedy: Copenhagen Quartet, Greg Herriges
• "We Done Our Best When We Were Let": Thomas Liddy's Arena, 1963-1965, Thomas Dillon Redshaw
• From Macchu Picchu to Inis Mor: The Poetry of Mary O'Malley, Eammon Wall
• To Sing the Magic Words that Raise the Dead: Form and Allusion in Paul Muldoon's "Incantata", J. Matthew Boyleston

From SCR 36.2 (Spring 2004)

• From The Hour-Glass to At the Hawk's Well: Revisions toward an Idealized Theater, Shelley Sharp Dirst

From SCR 35.1 (Spring 2002)

• D. H. Lawrence, W. B. Yeats, and the Rosa Mundi, Virginia Hyde
• The Rag Tree, Tom McFadden

From SCR 34.2 (Spring 2002)

• Printing a Second Revival: Liam Miller's Dolmen Editions, 1966, Thomas Dillon Redshaw

From SCR 34.1 (Fall 2001)

• In Memoriam: Anne Yeats, Wayne Chapman
• Leonard Woolf and the Rowntree Political Monthlies, 1916-1922: With the Irish Rebellion as a Case in Point, Wayne Chapman
• Virginia Woolf in Ireland: A Short Voyage Out, Kathryn Laing

From SCR 33.2 (Spring 2001)

• An Editor's View of Irish T(r)opics, Wayne Chapman
• Sea Changes: Post-Colonialism in Synge and Walcott, Sandra Sprayberry
• Across the Water: Northern Irish Drama in London, Marilynn Richtarik
• Samuel Beckett and Censorship in the Saorstat, William Atkinson
• The Freedom of the Theatre in the Irish Free State 1922-1929; or, The Bullet Dodged, Joan FitzPatrick Dean
• Ways to Access the Landscape, Soundscape and Lifescape of Ireland in the Poetry of W.B. Yeats, Evelyn Haller
• Maeve Married, Kathryn Kirkpatrick

From SCR 33.1 (Fall 2000)

• Imagination and Recollection: the Power and Process of Memory in "The Lake Isle of Innisfree", Peter J. Capuano

From SCR 32.1 (Fall 1999), Ireland in the Arts and Humanities, 1899-1999

Preface:

• Ireland in the Arts and Humanities, 1899-1999, Wayne K. Chapman, Editor

Commentary:

• Rita Ann Higgins: A Moderator's View, Catherine Paul

Essays:

• Words and Music: An Uneasy Liaison? Alma Bennett
• The Countess Cathleen and the Revival of the Bardic Arts, Ronald Schuchard
• The Countess Cathleen as a Study in Theatrical Genre, Michael J. Sidnell
• The Sexual Dialectic of Eavan Boland, Paula Meehan, and Nuala Ni Dhombnaill, Kimberly Myers
• Austin Clarke's "Tiresias" and the Aisling Tradition, Ed Madden
• Joyce.com, Julie Sloan Brannon
• Household Trash: Domesticity and National Identity in The Lamplighter and the "Nausicaa" Episode of Ulysses, William Kupinse
• Bruised Boys and "Fallen" Women: The Need for Rescue in Short Stories by Elizabeth Bowen, Jeanette Shumaker
• Abstracting Icons: The Graphic Ornamentation of John Montague's The Rough Field (1972) and The Dead Kingdom (1984), Thomas Dillon Redshaw
• Walking in to the Light: Dante and Seamus Heaney's Second Life, Michael Cavanagh
• "In step with what escaped me": Millennial Reflections on Seamus Heaney's Seeing Things, Simon Gatrell
• The Irish in the Caribbean: Derek Walcott's Examination of the Irish in Omeros, Irene Martyniuk
• "roughly hammered links": Lady Gregory, Irish Ballads, and Political Memory, Leigh Tillman Partington
• Yeats, Fergus(on), O'Grady, and Deirdre, Sarah Del Collo
• Ritual Strangeness: Elements of Noh in The Only Jealousy of Emer, Melinda Morrow
• The Quotable Yeats: Modified in the Guts of the Living, Geraldine Higgins

Interview:

• Strokestown Park and the Making of The Famine Museum: An Interview with Declan Jones, Lorraine Pearsall

Personal Essay:

• Across the Atlantic: Impressions of England, Ireland, and Anne Yeats, Charis Chapman

Poetry:

• Undoubtedly Miss Edgworth • First Meeting, Kathryn Kirkpatrick
• Collection of Poems, Rita Ann Higgins
• A Telegram for Seaumus Heaney, Paul Muldoon

The Republic of Letters:

• Philosophical Differences and Yeats's Corroborative System in A Vision, Matthew DeForrest
• Con-Fusion: Con Melody's Identity Crisis, Madeline Smith and Richard Eaton

Related Links

• The W. B. and George Yeats Library: A Short-Title Catalog, by Wayne Chapman
• Literature and Digital Technologies: W. B. Yeats, Virginia Woolf, Mary Shelley, and William Gass, edited by Karen Schiff