Literature, Poetry, and Literary Theory and Criticism

See also African American, Armenian, Classical, Fairy-Tale, German, Jewish, and Michigan literature, poetry, and criticism.

Davies: he Monstrous DebtThe Monstrous Debt: Modalities of Romantic Influence in Twentieth-Century Literature

Edited by Damian Walford Davies and Richard Marggraf Turley

The Monstrous Debt traces the diverse influences of the Romantics in twentieth-century literature, examining the ways in which twentieth-century writers have constructed their own versions of Romanticism.

Hughes: Ashes & StarsAshes & Stars

Daniel Hughes

Fifty-five of Daniel Hughes’s final poems, containing distinctly insightful and literate meditations on themes of love, art, and hope.

Smyth: Profit and Delight“Profit and Delight”: Printed Miscellanies in England, 1640–1682

Adam Smyth

The first sustained study of seventeenth-century printed miscellanies.

Criticism journalCriticism: A Quarterly for Literature and the Arts

Edited by Cannon Schmitt

Dedicated to the futures of the critical enterprise, Criticism provides a forum for innovative scholarship in the humanities. Published four times a year.