Scotland in Europeby Tom Hubbard; R. D. S. JackReview by: Alan Riach · The Modern Language Review · 2008

James Joyce and the Difference of Languageby Laurent MilesiReview by: Alan Riach · The Modern Language Review · 2007

Narrating Scotland: The Imagination of Robert Louis Stevensonby Barry MenikoffReview by: Alan Riach · The Modern Language Review · 2008

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Nobody's Nation: Reading Derek Walcottby Paul Breslin;Derek Walcott: Politics and Poeticsby Paula BurnettReview by: Alan Riach · The Modern Language Review · 2004

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North American Short Stories and Short Fictions || Joycean Cultures/Culturing Joycesby Vincent J. Cheng; Kimberley J. Devlin; Margot NorrisReview by: Alan Riach · The Yearbook of English Studies · 2001

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The Lament of Edward IIT. M. Smallwood · The Modern Language Review · 1973

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Proust, Bergson, and George EliotL. A. Bisson · The Modern Language Review · 1945

The Proustian HaremMargaret Topping · The Modern Language Review · 2002

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