ESC: English Studies in Canada

C O N T R I B U T O R S jo an n e craig’s teaching interests are in Renaissance literature and modem poetry. She has published two articles on The Faerie Queene, and is working on further studies of Spenser, particularly of Colin Clout as an authorial persona. jo h n fern s has published three volumes of verse and A. J. M. Smith (1979) in the Twayne World Authors criticism series. His teaching interests are in nineteenth-century poetry and fiction, Canadian literature, and crea­ tive writing. He is working on a study of G. M. Hopkins as a literary critic. Robert e . Fin n e g an ’s teaching interests are in Old and Middle English language and literature. He has published numerous articles in these areas and a critical edition of the Old English Christ and Satan (1977). He is working on articles on two old English poems, Daniel and The Dream of the Rood. marjorie garson has published articles on Swift, Thackeray, and Dickens, and is working on a further study of The History of Henry Esmond. Her teaching interests include narrative technique in poetry and the novel, Renaissance poetry, and Shakespeare. Jo seph gold teaches the novel, American and Canadian literature, and the Bible and literature. He has published books and articles on Faulkner, Dick­ ens, Charles G. D. Roberts, and other novelists, and is working on cognitive processes and literacy and on the Bible and reader response. terry goldie’s teaching interests are in Canadian and Australian literature and in Folklore. He has published articles on Commonwealth literature, and is working on studies of the Indian in Canadian literature and of the Abo­ riginal in Australian literature. Douglas l o n e y teaches modern British literature and expository writing. He has published on Patrick White’s The Aunt’s Story (ESC viii, 4) and con- tributed “Geoffrey Grigson” to the Dictionary of Literary Biography. He is working on a study of G. S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce. juliet mc master’s publications include Thackeray: The Major Novels (ï97ï ), Jane Austen on Love (1978), Trollope’s Palliser Novels (1978), and, with R. D. McMaster, The Novel from Sterne to James (1980). Her teaching interests are in the novel and in children’s literature. She is working on a study of Dickens’s iconography. Shirley neuman’s teaching interests are in modern literature, women’s lit­ erature, and autobiography. Her major publications include Gertrude Stein: Autobiography and the Problem of Narration (1979), Some One Myth: Yeats’s Autobiographical Prose (1982), and, with Robert Wilson, Labyrinths of Voice: Conversations with Robert Kroetsch (1982). DAVID oakleaf’s teaching interests are in eighteenth-century and Romantic literature and in fiction. He has published articles on James Hogg and on the imagery of colour in the eighteenth century. He is working on aspects of Gulliver’s Travels. jam e s steele recently collaborated in the preparation of a report to the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities on the training of teachers of composition in the Province’s faculties of education. His teaching interests include Canadian poetry and criticism, theories of language in relation to the teaching of composition, and traditional logic. leon surette teaches modern British literature and the novel. He has pub­ lished A Light from Eleusis: A Study of Ezra Pound’s Cantos (1979) and articles on Pound, Eliot, and Robert Kroetsch. He is working on studies of “post modern” poetics. Jacqueline tavernier-courbin is editor of Thalia. Her teaching interests are in American literature and French-American cross-currents. Her publi­ cations include Ernest Hemingway: L’éducation européenne de Nick Adams (1978) and numerous articles on Hemingway, London, Dreiser, and other modern American writers. She has a book of critical essays on Jack London forthcoming and is working on a book on Hemingway’s A Moveable Feast. Herbert s. Weil, jr . edited Discussions of Shakespeare’s Romantic Comedy (1966) and has published articles in Shakespeare Survey and Critical Quar­ terly. His teaching interests are in Shakespeare, film, and literature and art. He is editing an edition of Henry IV, Part One and preparing a series of essays on character...