Long story, short story: A. S. Byatt’s ‘The Thing in the Forest’Carr-Phillips, Jacqueline · Short Fiction in Theory and Practice · 2012

“There’s No Such Thing as a Whole Story”: The Psychosocial Implications of Adopted Women’s Experiences of Finding Their Biological Fathers in AdulthoodHughes, Elizabeth · Studies in Gender and Sexuality · 2015

Searching Look at the SouthReview by: Frank Cunningham · The Phylon Quarterly · 1959

Individualismby Steven LukesReview by: Frank Cunningham · Canadian Journal of Philosophy · 1975

A Book for All SeasonsReview by: Frank R. Cunningham · Change · 1976

Seven Lively VoicesReview by: Frank R. Cunningham · Change · 1979

Universities and the Military || [untitled]Review by: Frank D. Cunningham · Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science · 1989

The End of the Stateby Andrew LevineReview by: Frank Cunningham · Canadian Journal of Philosophy · 1989

The American Judiciary: Critical Issues || [untitled]Review by: Frank D. Cunningham · Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science · 1982

The Herodotean NovelistReview by: Bernard F. Dick · The Sewanee Review · 1973

Views of Edwardian FictionReview by: Thomas C. Moser · The Sewanee Review · 1983

Charles Harrison, Humanist as WitnessReview by: J. A. Bryant Jr. · The Sewanee Review · 1985

Concerning ScansionCary F. Jacob · The Sewanee Review · 1911

Expansion and the Philosophy of PowerHannah Arendt · The Sewanee Review · 1946

East Tennessee in Colonial DaysG. F. Milton · The Sewanee Review · 1895

Roethke RomanticizedReview by: Joseph Parisi · The Sewanee Review · 1980

Roethke RememberedPhyllis F. Dorset · The Sewanee Review · 2005