Last updated: 22 August
2010.
The
Gissing Newsletter and The
Gissing Journal
Welcome to readers interested in George Gissing
and his work.
As related below, the Gissing Newsletter was
founded by Jacob Korg in 1965 when he met in London two scholars he had been
corresponding with about Gissing for some time: Shigeru Koike and Pierre
Coustillas. This quarterly periodical was first edited by Korg, then by
Coustillas from 1969, when C. C. Kohler, the Dorking bookseller who specialised
in Gissing among other subjects took over the distribution which he increased
considerably until 1990. Kohler was succeeded as bookseller specialising in
Gissing books as well as distributor of the Gissing Newsletter by Ros Stinton,
who is well-known by all the scholars who attended the Amsterdam and London
Conferences devoted to Gissing in 1999 and 2003. In 1991 the Newsletter became the Gissing Journal and it was prepared
materially in France by Hélène Coustillas and
printed in England.
For years scholars who wished to consult the
Newsletter and/or the Journal had to apply to libraries which hold a file or to
the successive distributors, but from now on they can read all issues from 1965
to 2000 in this computerized version, essentially thanks to Professor Mitsuharu
Matsuoka, assisted by Hélène Coustillas who has read over all the numbers accessible on
this site. The years after 2000 will be added gradually.
May you find in the dozens of numbers that we
have published material relevant to your interest. Bonne lecture!
Nearly all numbers
contain lists of “Notes and News,” and, perhaps even more importantly, of
“Recent Publications - volumes and articles.”
The Gissing Newsletter
(1965-1990)
In Gissing’s
Footsteps, I (Pierre Coustillas)
Some Recent
Gissing Publications in Japan [I] (Shigeru Koike)
An Oxford
Thesis on Gissing (Herbert Rosengarten)
In Gissing’s
Footsteps, II (Pierre Coustillas)
George
Gissing: A Personal Note (E. F. Matthiason)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas)
Notes on
Reprints (Jacob Korg)
George
Gissing: Poet of Fatigue or Fortitude? Part I (James A. Rogers)
Gissing
Autograph Material in the Collection of Earl Daniels (Earl Daniels)
Writing about
Gissing (Joyce Evans)
Further Notes
on Gissing (E. F. Matthiason)
Two Queries
(Earl Daniels)
Some Recent
Gissing Publications in Japan, II (Shigeru Koike)
Some
Unrecorded Editions (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(Arthur C. Young, Rutgers U): The Letters
of George Gissing to Gabrielle Fleury. Ed. Pierre Coustillas. New York
Public Library, 1964.
Gissing
Autograph Material in the Collection of Earl Daniels, continued (Earl Daniels,
Colgate U, Hamilton, New York)
Where Gissing
Lived. Part I (Arthur Lansdowne)
George
Gissing: Poet of Fatigue or Fortitude? Part II (James A. Rogers)
Vol.
II, No. 1 (January, 1966)
George
Gissing and Clevedon (Sidney Blackmore, Summertown, Oxford)
Further Notes
on Gissing, II (E. F. Matthiason)
Gissing and
Joyce (Jacob Korg)
Where Gissing
Lived, II (Arthur Lansdowne)
Gissing's
Tragic Thought (Jack Zucker, Babson Institute)
Our Italian
Journey, Part I (Hélène Coustillas)
Gissing
References (James E. Grabitz)
Gissing and
Butler Clarke (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
II, No. 3 (September, 1966)
Some Notes on
The Odd Women and the Woman’s Movement (Joyce Evans)
Our Italian
Journey, Part II (Hélène Coustillas)
On the Names
of Gissing’s Characters (P. F. Kropholler)
Vol.
II, No. 4 (December, 1966)
The Theme of
Alienation in Thyrza (Herbert
Rosengarten, U of British Columbia)
The Character
of Earwaker in Born in Exile (P. F.
Kropholler)
Ryecroft in
French (Jacob Korg)
Our Italian
Journey, Part III (Hélène Coustillas)
Gissing’s
Characterisation: I. Heredity (C. J. Francis, Memorial U, St. John’s,
Newfoundland)
George
Gissing and Calabria (Francesco Badolato)
Two Notes:
George Gissing and Hugh Walpole / The Commonplace Book (P. F. Kropholler)
Denzil Quarrier and the Woman Question
(James Haydock, Wisconsin State U)
Gissing’s
Characterisation: II. Environment (C. J. Francis, Memorial U, St. John’s
Newfoundland)
Vol.
III, No. 3 (September 1967)
Gissing’s
Characterisation: III. Temperament (C. J. Francis, Memorial U, St. John’s
Newfoundland)
Book Review
(Mauricette Aussourd, Orléans, France): The
Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft. Edited and translated into French by
Pierre Coustillas (Les Carnets d’Henry
Ryecroft)
Vol.
III, No. 4 (December 1967)
On the
Authorship of “Some Recollections of George Gissing”: Gentleman’s Magazine, January 1906 (Pierre Coustillas)
Italian
Translations of Gissing (Francesco Badolato)
Some notes on
Gissing’s Style in Born in Exile (P.
F. Kropholler, Paris)
Our Italian
Journey, Part IV (Hélène Coustillas)
Negotiating
Gissing Manuscripts (Pierre Coustillas, U of Madagascar)
Gissing
Scenes and People (Denise Le Mallier)
Some Notes on
the titles of Gissing’s Novels (P. F. Kropholler, Paris)
A Word for
Algernon Gissing (Dennis Butts, Reading)
Gissing in
the Times Lit Sup
A Soviet View
of George Gissing (P. F. Kropholler, Paris)
Vol.
IV, No. 3 (November 1968)
Book Review:
Once More Into Gissing (James Haydock, Wisconsin State U): Collected Articles on George Gissing, edited by Pierre Coustillas,
Frank Cass & Co., London; Barnes and Noble, New York, 1968.
Just
Published
Gissing and
Madison Avenue
Gissing and
Orwell
Two Letters
to a Fellow Invalid [Rachel White] (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
IV, No. 4 (December, 1968)
Announcement
In Search of
Gissing Memories in Switzerland (Pierre Coustillas)
Checklist of
Gissing’s Periodical Contributions, 1872-1877 (Charles E. Yenter, Tacoma,
Washington)
George
Gissing and Some Well-Known Works of Reference (P. F. Kropholler, Paris)
Gissing’s
Veiled Period: An Imaginary Reconstruction (E. F. Matthiason)
Miss White a
Source for Miss Rodney? (James Haydock, Wisconsin State U)
A
Bibliography of Gissing’s Works in Progress (Pierre Coustillas)
George
Gissing at College (Francis Noel Lees, U of Manchester)
TO TRUTH
[early poem by Gissing]
Gissing’s
Characters and their Books (P. F. Kropholler)
‘Not Enough
Money’: A Sketch of George Gissing (George Orwell)
The Speech of
Characters in The Town Traveller (P.
F. Kropholler)
The Art
and Challenge of George Gissing: Abstract of PhD Thesis, NYU, 1968 (James A.
Rogers, New York Institute of Technology)
Some Gissing
Blasts (Jacob Korg)
A Sonnet by
Gissing: ‘The Death of the Children’
Forthcoming
Publications (P. Coustillas)
Some
Unpublished Letters by Gabrielle Gissing (Jacob Korg, U. of Maryland)
Isabel Clarendon: A Retrospect (reprint
of seven 1886 reviews, four of which are not in Gissing: The Critical Heritage)
A Possible T.
S. Eliot Reference to Gissing (Jacob Korg)
Vol.
VI, No. 1 (January, 1970)
Henry
Ryecroft’s Trick (A. H. Griffing, U. of Hawaii)
‘To George
Gissing’ (a poem by Jack Zucker)
Some Student
Reaction to New Grub Street (James
Haydock, Wisconsin State U)
Marriage and
Class in Gissing’s Novels (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Review
(Shigeru Koike): Sanmon Bunshi, a
Japanese translation of New Grub Street
by Osamu Doi)
Arthur
Morrison and Gissing (P. Coustillas)
Gissing
entries in The New York Times (James
A. Rogers, New York Institute of Technology)
George
Gissing and Christopher Morley (James A. Rogers, New York Institute of
Technology)
Addendum to
‘George Gissing at College’ (Newsletter, V.2.) (Francis Noel Lees, U of
Manchester)
Book Review
(P. Coustillas): Notes on Social
Democracy, by George Gissing
Gissing Day
at the Sorbonne (Sylvère Monod, U of Paris)
Book Review
(C. S. C[ollinson]): Isabel Clarendon
[Harvester Press]
Across the Pyrenees (Denise Le Mallier) [translation of Gabrielle’s Fleury
‘Une enjambée sur les Pyrénées’]
Concerning
Henry Ryecroft’s ‘Trick’ (Francis Noel Lees, U of Manchester)
Vol.
VI, No. 4 (October, 1970)
A Gissing
Exhibition [at the National Book League]
Reprints of
Gissing’s Novels (Jacob Korg, U of Washington, Pierre Coustillas, U of Lille)
George
Gissing and George Cabot Lodge (John W. Crowley, U of Indiana)
The
Banishment of Ryecroft (Osamu Doi, Kyoritsu Women’s U)
Across the
Pyrenees (conclusion)
Gissing and
Walter Pater (P. C.)
Vol.
VII, No. 1 (January, 1971)
The
Gissing Exhibition
Thomas
Gissing: A Centenary (P. C.) [with seven poems by Thomas Gissing]
A
Censored Metaphor in Demos (Anne
Pilgrim, York U, Toronto)
Book
Review (C. S. C[ollinson]: George
Gissing: Essays and Fiction, ed. Pierre Coustillas
An
Unrecorded New Grub Street? (Leon
Cantrell, U of Queensland)
Gissing
in the New Cambridge Bibliography of
English Literature (P. Coustillas)
The Gissing
Exhibition
Gissing’s
Library: Books in the Gissing room at the Château du Chasnay. With some
comments (P. Coustillas)
Henry
Ryecroft’s ‘Trick’ Again (P. Coustillas)
The Gissing
Exhibition [report]
Veranilda (C. J. Francis, U of
Newfoundland)
Veranilda: Some Other Opinions
(P. Coustillas)
An
Unpublished Letter to James Payn (P. Coustillas)
Letter to the
Editor (Sylvère Monod, U de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris) [re ‘Henry Ryecroft’s “Trick” Again]
Vol.
VII, No. 4 (October, 1971)
Part I of Born in Exile: Peak (and Gissing) at
College (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
The Revision
of Thyrza (C. J. Francis, U of
Newfoundland)
Israel
Zangwill on Gissing
The Town Traveller: Memorandum of
Agreement for the American edition
A Note on
Gissing and Victorian Advertising (P. Coustillas)
Some more
literary echoes in Isabel Clarendon
identified (P. F. Kropholler)
Vol.
VIII, No. 1 (January, 1972)
The New
Edition of The Odd Women (P. C.)
Gissing in
Sale-Rooms (P. Coustillas)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): The Working Classes in
Victorian Fiction, by P. J. Keating
Three Letters
from Gissing to H. H. Champion (P. Coustillas)
Letter to the
Editor (Harold Heslop) [re ‘Arthur Morrison and Gissing’]
Vol.
VIII, No. 2 (April, 1972)
Dickens and
Gissing as Radical Feminists (Carol Munn)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg, U of Washington): Enitharmon Press Gissing Series, nos. 4-6, George Gissing at Alderley Edge, by
Pierre Coustillas, Gissing East and West:
Four Aspects, by Shigeru Koike, Giichi Kamo, C. C. Kohler and P.
Coustillas, My First Rehearsal and My
Clerical Rival, ed. P. Coustillas (to be continued)
Autograph
Gissing Material in New Zealand (J. R. Tye, Victoria U, Wellington)
Book Reviews
(Dennis Butts): Literature and Politics
in the Nineteenth Century, by John Lucas; (M. Teresa Chierici Stagni): Un’Ispirazione ed altre novelle, ed. and
transl. by Francesco Badolato; (Jacob Korg), Enitharmon Press Gissing Series,
nos. 4-6 (continued)
Vol.
VIII, No. 4 (October, 1972)
Feminine
Portraiture in Born in Exile (E.
Christine Hude)
New Comment
on Gissing: A Brief Report (Jacob Korg, U of Washington)
‘New Grub
Street’ on the Air (P. Coustillas),
Vol.
IX, No. 1 (January, 1973)
A Swedish
View of Gissing (Klara Johanson)
Cross
Purposes in Gissing (Michael Irwin, U of Kent at Canterbury)
Notes
on Denzil Quarrier (P. F. Kropholler)
The Hero
as Politician (Stanley P. Kurman)
Book Review
(C. S. Collinson): Demos, A Study of English
Socialism
A Discovery:
Will Warburton as a serial (P. Coustillas)
Letter to the
Editor (Margaret Kohler) [about George Gissing’s Schoolmaster, James Wood]
The Humane
Centre: George Gissing’s The Whirlpool
(Colin Partridge, U of Victoria, B. C.)
Clara E.
Collet and Israel Zangwill: An Unpublished Correspondence (Bernard Winehouse, U
of Tel-Aviv)
Vol.
IX, No. 4 (October, 1973)
The Guilty
Secret (Gillian Tindall)
Edmund Gosse
on The Whirlpool
Gissing at
the National Book League Again (P. Coustillas)
Notes on Our Friend the Charlatan (P. F.
Kropholler)
Book Review:
Gissing in Italy (P. Coustillas): Gissing:
The Paying Guest and Gissing: Six Short Stories, ed.
Francesco Badolato
The Unclassed (C. J. Francis, U of
Newfoundland)
People
Gissing Knew: I – Robert Eustache (Denise Le Mallier)
Book Review
(C. S. C[ollinson]): Enitharmon Gissing Series nos. 3 and 7: Henry Hick’s Recollections of George Gissing,
Together with Gissing’s Letters to Hick and The Letters of George Gissing to Edward Clodd, ed. Pierre
Coustillas
Demos (C. J. Francis, U of
Newfoundland)
Gissing’s
Imagined Audience: A Note on Style (Anne Pilgrim, York U, Toronto)
Book Reviews
(P. Coustillas): The Born Exile: George
Gissing, by Gillian Tindall; (P. F. Kropholler): George Gissing und die Kurzgeschichte, by Ulrich Annen; (P.
Coustillas): The Nether World, ed.
John Goode, and ed. Walter Allen
Gissing on
Matters of War and Ethics: Two Half-Forgotten Essays [‘Tyrtaeus’ and ‘The Coming of the Preacher’]
Meeting
Dr.Sculco’s Son (Francesco Badolato)
Review
(Ramola Sodhy): ‘The Education of George Gissing,’ by Shigeru Koike, in English Criticism in Japan
Notes on The Crown of Life (P. F. Kropholler)
Love and
Culture in Workers in the Dawn
(Michel Ballard, U of Lille)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): George Gissing: An
Annotated Bibliography of Writings about Him, by Joseph J. Wolff
Vol.
XI, No. 1 (January, 1975)
The Emancipated (C. J. Francis, U of
Newfoundland)
Isabel Clarendon and Henry James
(Francis Noel Lees, U of Manchester)
George Gissing: The Born Exile: A Second
View (C. S. Collinson)
Notes on In the Year of Jubilee (P. F.
Kropholler)
A View of A Life’s Morning from Wakefield
(Clifford Brook)
The Emancipated, continued (C. J. Francis, U of Newfoundland)
G.L.C. Blue
Plaque for Gissing (C.C. Kohler and Pierre Coustillas)
Two Gissing
Letters in the Wake Forest University Library (Bruce Garland, Winston-Salem,
N.C.)
People
Gissing Knew: II – H. H. Champion (Pierre Coustillas)
Letter to the
Editor: Beware of the Don
Errata
concerning Clifford Brook’s April article
Vol.
XI, No. 4 (October, 1975)
Sleeping Fires as a Thematic Ramble
through Gissing’s Devices and Patterns (Michel Ballard, U of Lille)
Some Notes on
Quotations and Literary Allusions in Gissing (P. F. Kropholler)
Two Notes
from Wakefield (Clifford Brook)
Book Reviews
(Jacob Korg): George Gissing: A Study in
Literary Leanings, by Oswald H. Davis; (Pierre Coustillas): Thyrza, a Tale
Notes and
Queries
Vol.
XII, No. 1 (January, 1976)
Recollections
of Margaret and Ellen Gissing: Compiled by Pierre Coustillas with the
assistance of Clifford Brook
A Gissing
Influence (Jacob Korg, U of Washington) [on Gail Godwin’s The Odd Woman]
Checklist of
George Gissing’s Appearances in Mosher Press Publications (Bruce Garland,
Winston-Salem, N. C.)
Gissing in
the Yorkshire Weekly Post (P.
Coustillas)
Book Review
(Shigeru Koike): Kanteki-shô – With
Gissing, by Yukio Otsuka
George
Gissing’s Proletarian Novels (Maria Teresa Chialant, U of Naples)
Gissing’s
Grave (E.M. Eleanor Wood)
A Further
Note on the Names of Gissing’s Characters (Lawrence R. Barkley, San Diego State
U)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Un’Ispirazione ed
altre novelle, ed. and transl. by Francesco Badolato
Letter to the
Editor (Alfred M. Slotnick) [about the Mosher Press By the Ionian Sea]
Theatricals
at Lindow Grove School: A Newly Discovered Contemporary Report (Pierre
Coustillas)
George
Gissing’s Proletarian Novels, concluded (Maria Teresa Chialant, U of Naples)
Book Reviews
(C. S. Collinson): Gissing in Context,
by Adrian Poole; (Pierre Coustillas and John Spiers): George Gissing: A Bibliography, by Michael Collie
Vol.
XII, No. 4 (October, 1976)
Gissing
and the Gaussens: some Unpublished Documents (Anthony Curtis)
Gissing’s
Friends: More Light on the Gaussens (Martha S. and Albert R. Vogeler,
California State U, Fullerton)
Notes on A Life’s Morning (P. F. Kropholler)
Further Notes
from Wakefield (Clifford Brook)
The name
Earwaker in Born in Exile
Vol.
XIII, No. 1 (January, 1977)
George
Gissing and Israel Zangwill: Some Unpublished Letters Describing their
Acquaintanceship (Bernard Winehouse, Bet Berl College, Israel)
Demos: The Film (Pierre
Coustillas, with the assistance of Clifford McCarty)
Gissing in
the Sale-room (P. Coustillas)
The Baptism
Records of George Gissing and His
Brothers and Sisters (Clifford Brook)
Authors
Pay Homage to Gissing (Alfred M. Slotnick)
Book
Review (Clifford Brook): Wakefield
District Heritage, compiled by Kate Taylor
Three
Queries
Vol.
XIII, No. 2 (April, 1977)
The Paying Guest (C. J. Francis, U of
Newfoundland)
George
Gissing’s Birthplace: 60, Westgate and 2 & 4, Thompson’s Yard (Clifford
Brook)
Notes on The Emancipated (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Review
(C. S. Collinson): The Unclassed
A Forgotten
Anecdote (Pierre Coustillas)[about Robert Sherard and Gissing]
A George
Gissing Centenary: A paper read to the Manchester Literary and Philosophical
Society on March 16th, 1977 (Francis Noel Lees, U of Manchester)
‘The Quarry
on the Heath’– When and Where (Clifford Brook)
Authors Pay
Homage to Gissing – II (Alfred M. Slotnick)
Vol.
XIII, No. 4 (October, 1977)
Thomas
Seccombe Writes the Gissing Entry in the D.N.B.
(Pierre Coustillas)
An Unrecorded
Presentation Copy (Bruce Garland, Trenton, N.J.)
The Missing
Short Stories (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(John Halperin): Our Friend the Charlatan
Vol.
XIV, No. 1 (January, 1978)
Wakefield,
August 1977
George
Gissing’s ‘Anti-jingo book’: The Crown of
Life and the ‘question of Peace’ (Ivan Melada, U of New Mexico)
Thomas
Seccombe Writes the Gissing Entry in the D.N.B.,
concluded (Pierre Coustillas)
Gissing’s
Birthday (Sandra Solotaroff Enzer)
Book Reviews
(P. Coustillas): In the Year of Jubilee;
(Clifford Brook): Drawings of Wakefield,
by Henry Clarke
New Women
and Odd Women (Alison Cotes, U of Queensland)
Gissing in
the San Francisco Press (Lawrence R. Barkley, U of California, Riverside)
‘Noel
Ainslie’ Identified (Pierre Coustillas)
Obituary
(Shigeru Koike): Giichi Kamo
New Grub Street: Some Suggestions for
an Approach Through Form (John Peck, Uuniversity College, Cardiff )
Notes on Human Odds and Ends (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Review
(C. S. Collinson): La Nouvelle Bohème
(New Grub Street)
Letter to the
Editor (W. Francis Browne) [about Our
Friend the Charlatan]
An Inter-War
Gissing Admirer: A. Edward Newton (Bruce Garland,Trenton, N.J. )
Vol.
XIV, No. 4 (October, 1978)
The Gissing
Session at the MLA
Alice Ward
and the Gissings (R. D. Best)
“A Freak of
Nature”: The Last Missing Short Story Identified (Pierre Coustillas)
Tokyo Encounter (Sandra S. Enzer, Hofstra U)
Book
Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): George
Gissing: A Biography, by Michael Collie; (C. S. Collinson): The Emancipated
Vol.
XV, No. 1 (January, 1979)
The Gissing
Trust Appeal
Gissing at
the MLA (Jacob Korg)
Alice Ward
and the Gissings, concluded (R. D. Best)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): London and the Life of
Literature in Late Victorian England. The Diary of George Gissing, Novelist,
ed. Pierre Coustillas
Three George
Gissings (Clifford Brook)
Supplement
to Vol. XV, No. 1 (January, 1979)
Gissing, Marriage,
and Women’s Rights: The Case of Denzil
Quarrier (John Halperin, U of Southern California)
Gissing and
the Female Surrogate (Coral Lansbury, Rutgers U)
The Gospel of
Work in The Odd Women: Gissing’s
Double Standard (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Gissing’s
Correspondence with Clara Collet, M.A., Social Investigator and Reformer
(Pierre Coustillas)
The Gissing
Fund (Kate Taylor)
Gissing’s Born in Exile: Spiritual Distance
between Author and Character (W. Francis Browne, Brooklyn College, CUNY)
Abstract of
the Dissertation: Maidens and Matrons:
Gissing’s Stories of Women by Sandra Solotaroff Enzer, Ph.D., State
University of New York at Stony Brook, 1978.
George
Gissing’s Wakefield
Four
Unpublished Letters From Gabrielle Fleury to Alice Ward (Pierre Coustillas)
Gissing and
Women: A Response (David B. Eakin, Arizona State U)
Notes on The Odd Women (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing on
Fiction, by Jacob and Cynthia Korg; (Clifford Brook): Wakefield District Heritage, compiled by Kate Taylor; (C. S.
Collinson): Le Roman anglais au XIXe
siècle, by Pierre Coustillas, Jean-Pierre Petit, and Jean Raimond
Vol.
XV, No. 4 (October, 1979)
The Gissing
Trust: Achievements to date (Kate Taylor)
On The Unclassed as Autobiography (John
Halperin, U of Southern California)
Gissing’s
Academic Feat Reconsidered (P. Coustillas)
Gissing and
the Feminist Critics (David B. Eakin, Arizona State U)
Book Reviews
(C. J. Francis): George Gissing: Ideology
and Fiction, by John Goode; (C. S. Collinson): Born in Exile; (Pierre Coustillas): The Whirlpool
Vol.
XVI, No. 1 (January, 1980)
Gissing in
America: Two Tales Rescued from Oblivion (Pierre Coustillas and Robert L.
Selig)
Gissing:
Father and Son (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Gissing and
“the impertinent Ego”: a comparison of editions of The Unclassed (Robert S. Powell, U of Manchester)
A Note on
Gissing in Calabria (P. C.)
Gissing: The
Reluctant Prophet (W. Francis Browne, Brooklyn College, CUNY)
Will Warburton: Deletions from the
Manuscript (Colin Partridge, U of Victoria, B. C.)
Obituary (E.
M. Eleanor Wood, Gillian Tindall and Pierre Coustillas): Mme Denise le Mallier
Book Reviews
(Robert L. Selig): The Alien Art: A
Critical Study of George Gissing’s Novels, by Michael Collie; (Werner
Bies): Realismus-theorien in England
(1692-1912): Texte zur
historischen Dimension der englischen Realismusdebatte, by Walter F.
Greiner and Fritz Kemmler
A Gissing
Exhibition in Wakefield
Some Notes
for a Study of the Gissing Phase in Henry James’s Fiction (Adeline R. Tintner)
The Town Traveller: a Comic Novel (Judith
Brigley)
A New Source
for Born in Exile? (M. D. Allen)
A Second View
of The Alien Art (David Grylls)
A Note on
Shorthouse and Gissing (Martha Salmon Vogeler, California State U, Fullerton)
Vol.
XVI, No. 4 (October, 1980)
Gissing and
the Lake District (Frank J. Woodman)
The Whirlpool and The House of Mirth (C. S. Collinson)
Gissing’s
Works in Japan (Kikuo Oku)
Exhibition
and Book Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): “George Gissing: The Novelist at Home”;
(Kate Taylor): George Gissing’s Wakefield,
by Clifford Brook; (Pierre Coustillas): George
Gissing: A Critical Biography, by Jacob Korg
Vol.
XVII, No. 1 (January, 1981)
Eve Madeley:
Gissing’s Mona Lisa (Adeline R. Tintner)
The Three
Points of View in New Grub Street (M.
A. Makinen, London)
Gissing as a
Romantic Realist (Pierre Coustillas)
Obituary
(Pierre Coustillas): Alfred M. Slotnick and Charles Sidney Collinson
Vol.
XVII, No. 2 (April, 1981)
The Emancipated: Gissing’s Treatment of
Women and Religious Emancipation (John R. Harrison, Oxford)
Glimpse of
Gissing: The Recollection of C. Lewis Hind and W. Pett Ridge (Alan Dilnot,
Monash U)
Documentary
Realism and Artistic Licence: A Note on an Emblematic Prison Gate in The Nether World and Peter Ibbetson (Richard J. Allen)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Denzil Quarrier
and The Crown of Life
Gissing’s
Mimic Man (Patricia Alden, St. Lawrence U, Canton N.Y.)
References to
Wakefield in Denzil Quarrier
(Clifford Brook)
Notes on Workers in the Dawn (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): Eve’s Ransom;
(Pierre Coustillas): German Elements in
the Fiction of George Eliot, Gissing, and Meredith, by Gisela Argyle;
(Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing:
Critical Essays, ed. Jean-Pierre Michaux
Obituary:
Helmut E. Gerber (1920-1981)
Vol.
XVII, No. 4 (October, 1981)
The Gissing
Symposium (John Harrison, Oxford)
Gissing’s The Whirlpool and Schopenhauer (Gisela
Argyle, York U, Toronto)
Some Early
Letters Re-dated (Pierre Coustillas)
Notes on The House of Cobwebs (P. F. Kropholler)
Vol.
XVIII, No. 1 (January, 1982)
The National Weekly: A Lost Source of
Unknown Gissing Fiction (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Gissing’s
Friendship with H.G. Wells (John R. Harrison, Oxford)
Henry Ryecroft on the B.B.C. Radio 3
(Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XVIII, No. 2 (April, 1982)
“Objectified
Autobiography” in the Plots of George Gissing’s Novels (Margaret Diane Stetz,
Harvard U)
Gissing’s
Narrative of Change: The Odd Women
(George E. Kennedy, Washington State U)
Veranilda: A Revaluation (David
Dowling, Glasgow)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Will Warburton
Vol.
XVIII, No. 3 (July, 1982)
New Grub Street and Juvenal’s Satire III: “Free Play Among Classic
Ghosts” (Adeline R. Tintner, New York)
Book Review
(David Grylls): The Town Traveller
Vol.
XVIII, No. 4 (October, 1982)
An
Appreciation of A Life’s Morning
(G.O. Morse, M.D.)
The Rejected Veranilda Preface: Well’s View of
Gissing as a Novelist (John R. Harrison, Oxford)
Book Reviews
(Gisela Argyle): Gissing and Germany,
by Patrick Bridgwater; (Sylvère Monod): Nouvelles
choisies, ed. Pierre Coustillas, and Femmes
en trop [The Odd Women], transl.
by Pierre Coustillas and Suzanne Calbris; (Jacob Korg): Six Sonnets on Shakespearean Heroines, ed. Pierre Coustillas
Vol.
XIX, No. 1 (January, 1983)
Plitt into
Tritt: Gissing’s Travelling Companion in a short story by Morley Roberts
(Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): Gissing: A Life in
Books, by John Halperin; (Pierre Coustillas): In the Year of Jubilee
A Forgotten
Appraisal of Gissing’s Work by Alfred Richard Orage (Pierre Coustillas)
Gissing and
the Limits of Total Pessimism (Jude Brigley, Hereford)
Notes on Some
Items of Correspondence from George Gissing to his Brother Algernon, 1880-1885
(Clifford Brook)
Gissing out
of Context: Denzil Quarrier (Brian
Robert Walker,Wymondham College, Norfolk)
The Paradox
of Success and Failure in the Novels of George Gissing (Jacob Korg, U of
Washington)
Book Reviews
(Jacob Korg): The Private Papers of Henry
Ryecroft; (Pierre Coustillas): George
Gissing, by Robert L. Selig
Vol. XIX, No. 4 (October, 1983)
Gissing,
Grant Allen and “Free Union” (Alison Cotes, U of Queensland)
Gissing’s Use
of Irony (Brian Robert Walker, Wymondham College, Norfolk)
The Odd Women on T.V.?: To Gissing
Supporters, a message from Jacob Korg
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): Index of English
Literary Manuscripts, volume IV, 1800-1900, Part I, Arnold-Gissing.
Compiled by Barbara Rosenbaum and Pamela White; (David Grylls): The Unclassed; (Martha Vogeler): Demos: A Story of English Socialism
Vol.
XX, No. 1 (January, 1984)
The Annual
Return to Old Grub Street: What Samuel Johnson Meant to Gissing (David Grylls,
Middlesex Polytechnic)
The Jamesian
Pattern in George Gissing’s New Grub
Street (André Guillaume, U of Paris X-Nanterre)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): The Paying Guest;
(Pierre Coustillas): The Nether World;
(Pierre Coustillas): Frederic Harrison,
by Harry R. Sullivan
George
Gissing: Positivist in the Dawn (T. R. Wright, U of Newcastle-upon-Tyne)
Andrew Lang
on Gissing: A Late Victorian Point of View (Marysa Demoor, U of Ghent, and
Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): The Whirlpool;
(Clifford Brook) : Walks about Wakefield,
by W. S. Banks
“Mr. Gissing
Has Everything He Requires”: A Centenary Vignette of a Holiday in the Lake
District. (Martha S. Vogeler, Albert R. Vogeler, California State U, Fullerton)
George
Gissing and Robert Louis Stevenson (Dick Hoefnagel, Etna, New Hampshire)
An
Unpublished Passage of By the Ionian Sea
(Jacob Korg, U of Washington)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Sleeping Fires
Vol.
XX, No. 4 (October, 1984)
Gissing:
Six Major Essays (David Dowling, Glasgow)
A “Lost”
Gissing Manuscript Recovered (Joel J. Brattin, Stanford U) [on the introduction
to Dickens’s Martin Chuzzlewit]
Dutch
Commentaries on Some of Gissing’s Works (Marysa Demoor, U of Ghent)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): The Town Traveller
Vol.
XXI, No. 1 (January, 1985)
Gissing and
the Positivists: The Vestnik Evropy
Articles (Martha S. Vogeler, California State U, Fullerton)
Authorial
Intrusion in Gissing’s New Grub Street
(Eugene M. Baer, Wisconsin Lutheran College)
Apropos of H. G. Wells: Aspects of A Life (Pierre
Coustillas)
Obituary
(Clifford Brook): Heather Lawrence (1934-1984)
Book Reviews
(Mario Curreli): George Gissing:
Antologia Critica, ed. Francesco Badolato; (Robert L. Selig): Thyrza; (Pierre Coustillas): Victorian Novelists After 1885, ed. Ira
B. Nadel and William F. Fredeman
The Erotic
Martyrdom of Emily Hood (John Sloan, Oxford)
Gissing and
Camberwell (Alison Cotes, U of Queensland)
Additional
Notes to The Whirlpool (P. F.
Kropholler)
Review
Articles (Rachel Bowlby): The Whirlpool;
(Pierre Coustillas): Frederic Harrison:
The Vocations of a Positivist, by Martha S. Vogeler
The Roman
Spring of George Gissing and H.G. Wells (Patrick Parrinder, U of Reading)
Echoes from
the Westminster Gazette: A Personal
Reaction to Gissing’s Death (Pierre Coustillas)
Additional
Notes to The Unclassed and Thyrza (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): Workers in the Dawn and
A Life’s Morning
Vol.
XXI, No. 4 (October, 1985)
George Orwell
and His Favorite Novelist (Jacob Korg)
Archaisms
in Veranilda (P. F. Kropholler)
The
Presentation Copies of Gissing’s Works in the Dartmouth College Library (Pierre
Coustillas and Dick Hoefnagel)
Book Review
(David Grylls): Workers in the Dawn
Vol.
XXII, No. 1 (January, 1986)
Good News for
Gissing: A New Collected Edition Announced (Pierre Coustillas)
Speech and
Character: Dialect in the Novels of George Gissing (José Antonio Hoyas Solís, U
of Extremadura)
Continuing
the Debate (Diana L. Theman, Edinburgh)
Vol.
XXII, No. 2 (April, 1986)
Prisoners of
Illusion: Isabel Clarendon and the Ideal
of “Literature” (John Sloan, Balliol College, Oxford)
Gissing in
the Classroom (Francis Browne, Brooklyn College, CUNY)
Notes to The Nether World (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Just Looking:
Consumer Culture in Dreiser, Gissing and Zola, by Rachel Bowlby
New Grub Street in German
The
“Explosion” Continues: Forthcoming Editions of Gissing’s Works (Pierre
Coustillas)
Sidelights on
Gissing’s Publishing Career (Pierre Coustillas)
Crossing the
Adriatic: A Cautionary Tale (Andrew Hassam, Llandysul, Dyfed)
Book Reviews
(David Grylls): Landscapes and Literati:
Unpublished Letters of W. H. Hudson and George Gissing, eds. Dennis
Shrubsall and Pierre Coustillas; (Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing: A Bibliographical Study, by Michael Collie
Vol.
XXII, No. 4 (October, 1986)
A New Gissing
Attribution from Chicago (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
‘Against the
Tyranny of Kings and Princes’: Radicalism in Workers in the Dawn (Andrew Whitehead, London)
Two
Gissing Letters from France (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXIII, No. 1 (January, 1987)
The Triumph
of Mediocrity: George Gissing’s New Grub
Street (Lewis D. Moore, U of the District of Columbia)
“The
Invincible Curate” and Penny Readings at Wakefield Mechanics’ Institution
(Clifford Brook)
Gissing’s
Novels in Paperback (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): The Paradox of
Gissing, by David Grylls; (Pierre Coustillas): Estandar y dialecto en la narrativa de George Gissing, by José
Antonio Hoyas Solís
Vol.
XXIII, No. 2 (April, 1987)
Marriage as a
Symbol of Alienation in The Whirlpool
(W. Francis Browne, Brooklyn College, CUNY)
Foreign Words
and Phrases in Gissing’s Work (P. F. Kropholler)
Book Reviews
(Jacob Korg): Veranilda; (Pierre Coustillas): In the Year of Jubilee; (Pierre
Coustillas): The Odd Women; (Geta
Dumitriu): Thyrza [Romanian
translation]
New Grub Street in Germany (P. F.
Kropholler)
Letter to the
Editor (J. R. Hammond) and Editor’s reply [about Gissing and H. G. Wells]
Vol.
XXIII, No. 3 (July, 1987)
“A Voice that
Spoke Straight and Shapely Words”: Gissing in the works and papers of Virginia
Woolf (Pierre Coustillas)
Don’t Let
Poor Alg Starve (Dennis Shrubsall)
Gissing in
Sweden (P. F. Kropholler)
Vol.
XXIII, No. 4 (October, 1987)
Marian and
Alfred Yule: Which One the Child? (Regina Paxton Foehr, Illinois State U,
Normal)
Wakefield
Associations in Our Friend the Charlatan
(Anthony Petyt, Wakefield)
Book Reviews
(Mark Storey): Brief Interlude: The
Letters of George Gissing to Edith Sichel, ed. Pierre Coustillas; (David
Grylls): Social Mobility in the English
Bildungsroman, by Patricia Alden
Vol.
XXIV, No. 1 (January, 1988)
“Joseph”: A
Forgotten Gissing Story of the Mid-Nineties (edited by Pierre Coustillas)
Ryecroft,
Schopenhauer and Leopardi (Clotilde de Stasio, U of Milan)
Notes to Charles Dickens: A Critical Study (P. F.
Kropholler)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): The Private Papers
of Henry Ryecroft
Vol.
XXIV, No. 2 (April, 1988)
Gissing in
China (Yao Zaixiang, Hangzhou U)
William and
Algernon Gissing on Tour: An Unpublished Account (Pierre Coustillas)
The New
Japanese Translations of Gissing’s Works (P. C.)
Gissing’s
Experience in Japan: A little known sidelight (Gillian Tindall)
Gissing and
the Shakespere Scholarship (Pierre Coustillas)
“Famous Too
Late” (Walt Mason)
A Japanese
View of The House of Cobwebs (A Note
by Kazuo Mizokawa)
Additional
Notes to Demos (P. F. Kropholler)
The Romance
of Japanese Editions: The “Selected Works of George Gissing” in their
bibliographical context (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXIV, No. 4 (October, 1988)
Charles Lamb
and Born in Exile (M. D. Allen, U of
Jordan)
Gissing Down
Under (C. M. Wyatt and Pierre Coustillas)
Reading
Gissing in Japanese Translations (Fumio Hojoh, Tokyo Woman’s Christian U)
From Social
Mobility to the Mobility of Books (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXV, No. 1 (January, 1989)
Gissing and
Henry Ryecroft: Some Parallels and Affinities (P. F. Kropholler)
Gissing Down
Under, continued (C.M. Wyatt and Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(John Sloan): George Gissing at Work: A
Study of His Notebook ‘Extracts from My Reading’, by Pierre Coustillas and
Patrick Bridgwater
The Collected
Letters of George Gissing (Paul F. Mattheisen)
The Haunting
Headmistress. Fredrika Bremer’s Hertha
and Gissing’s The Odd Women
(Christina Sjöholm, Uppsala U)
Gissing Down
Under, continued (C. M. Wyatt and Pierre Coustillas)
Dr. G. C.
Williamson, Sympathetic Critic and Friend (F. J. Woodman)
Appeal from
The Gissing Trust
Gissing Down
Under, concluded (C. M. Wyatt and Pierre Coustillas)
A New Contact
with Gissing’s Devotees in Japan (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Roland Gissing: The
Peoples’ Painter, by Max Foran and Nonie Houlton
Vol.
XXV, No. 4 (October, 1989)
Eve’s Ransom and the Mutability of
Freedom and Repression (Terry Spaise, U of California, Riverside)
The Nether World: A Centenary (Pierre
Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(P. F. Kropholler): De Intieme
Geschriften van Henry Ryecroft, Dutch transl. by Geerten Meijsing; (Robert
L. Selig): George Gissing: Aphorisms and
Reflections
Vol.
XXVI, No. 1 (January, 1990)
Gissing’s
“Indispensable” False Starts: An Annotated Checklist of his Discarded Novels
(Marilyn B. Saveson, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio)
Gissing’s
Benefactor in Chicago : Samuel J. Medill (1841-1883)
Notes on The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft (P.
F. Kropholler)
On the
Outskirts of Gissing’s World – Some Comments on a Volume of Andrew Lang’s
Correspondence Edited by Marysa Demoor (P. Coustillas)
Vol.
XXVI, No. 2 (April, l990)
Odd Women and
Male Vision: Men’s Views of Women in The
Odd Women (Mark Gibson, U of Sydney)
Algernon
Gissing Down Under (C. M. Wyatt)
Ballade of
Books Unbought (Christopher Morley)
A Japanese
View of Victorian Heroines (Pierre Coustillas)
Morley
Roberts and Eduard Bertz on Gissing and Whitman (Paul Mattheisen)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing: The
Cultural Challenge, by John Sloan; Novelists
in their Youth, by John Halperin; The
Haunted Study, by Peter Keating; (Martin Walsh): Da Venezia allo Stretto di Messina, transl. by Francesco Badolato
of extracts from the Diary focusing
on Gissing’s three visits to Italy
Supplement
to Vol. XXVI, No. 3 (July, 1990)
The Opening
of the Gissing Centre: Saturday 5 May 1990 (Kate Taylor)
The Speeches
by Jacob Korg, Pierre Coustillas and Clifford Brook
Books Needed
by The Gissing Centre
Vol.
XXVI, No. 4 (October, 1990)
From Dorking
to Wakefield (Chris Kohler)
“G.R.G.”,
Anonymous, and “G.R. Gresham” in America (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Lawrence of
Arabia and Ryecroft (M. D. Allen, U
of Wisconsin, Menasha)
“Of George
Gissing”. John Davidson’s Short Notice (John Sloan, Balliol College, Oxford)
Belated
Praise of Workers in the Dawn in the Daily News (Pierre Coustillas)
The Italian
Translation of The Ryecroft Papers:
Two Opinions (Francesco Badolato and Enrico Mozzachiodi)
The Gissing Journal (1991- )
Vol.
XXVII, No. 1 (January, 1991)
A Neglected
Resource in Gissing Scholarship: The Pforzheimer MS “Scrapbook" (David
Grylls)
The Gissing
Ballade (Jacob Korg)
The Gissing
Family Remembered: A Letter from J. W. Walker to James Digby Firth (Pierre
Coustillas)
Gissing in
Italy: a Second View (Francesco Marroni)
A Note of
Thanks (P. C.)
Vol.
XXVII, No. 2 (April, 1991)
In Company
with Teufelsdröckh: Gissing’s Friendship with John Davidson (John Sloan,
Balliol College, Oxford)
The Gissing
Session at the MLA Convention in Chicago (Martha Vogeler)
Gissing and
Critical Trends (Jacob Korg)
A Chicago
Pretzel and a Gissing Feast (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
“How They
Cooked Me” (George Gissing)
New Letters
by Gissing: The Ohio University Press Edition (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(Ros Stinton): George Gissing, A Freak of
Nature; or Mr. Brogden, City Clerk, ed. Pierre Coustillas
A Hundred
Years Ago [reprint of the review of New
Grub Street in the Manchester
Examiner and Times]
Vol.
XXVII, No. 3 (July, 1991)
Adulation and
Paranoia: Eduard Bertz’s Whitman Correspondence (1889-1914) (Walter Grünzweig,
U of Graz, Austria)
Homage to New Grub Street (P. C.)
Photographs
of Gissing’s London: The Paterson Collection at the Lilly Library (Heather R.
Munro, Bloomington, Indiana)
News from the
Gissing Centre (Ros Stinton)
Book Review
(David Grylls): The Collected Letters of
George Gissing. Volume One 1863-1880
Vol.
XXVII, No. 4 (October, 1991)
Gissing and
the London Figaro (Pierre Coustillas)
Adulation and
Paranoia: Eduard Bertz’s Whitman Correspondence (1889-1914), concluded (Walter
Grünzweig)
Vol.
XXVIII, No. 1 (January, 1992)*
George
Gissing and War: An Unpublished Essay by A.C. Gissing (ed. Pierre Coustillas and Xavier Pétremand)
George
Gissing and the “Triple-Headed Monster”: A Summing-Up (Robert Alan Shaddy,
Louisiana Tech U)
Oh Lord, Save
Me From New Grub Street (Robert Ward, Universal City, CA)
Eve
Madeley in Denmark (Bouwe Postmus,
U of Amsterdam)
A Walk with
Dash: A Poem (Ellen Gissing)
Vol.
XXVIII, No. 2 (April, 1992)*
‘George
Gissing,’ by Andrew Waterman, with an introduction (Bouwe Postmus)
Gissing and
the English Language (P. F. Kropholler)
“McNaughten’s
Book”: A Hypothesis (Janice Deledalle-Rhodes, U of Perpignan)
“A Great Deal
of Brain to the Square Inch”: A Forgotten Essay by Clara Collet (ed. Pierre
Coustillas)
Not So Recent
Publications (Bouwe Postmus, U of Amsterdam)
Vol.
XXVIII, No. 3 (July, 1992)*
The
Biological Drama: Darwinian Ethics in George Gissing’s Fiction (Fabio Cleto)
Letters from
the Channel Islands: Margaret Gissing on Holiday (ed. Pierre Coustillas and
Xavier Pétremand)
Book Reviews
(David Grylls): The Collected Letters of
George Gissing. Volume Two 1881-1885 ; (Marilyn B. Saveson): Masculine Identity in Hardy and Gissing,
by Annette Federico
Messages
mainly from Librarians and Booksellers
Vol.
XXVIII, No. 4 (October, 1992)*
Gissing and
Shan F. Bullock: The First Reference in the Chicago Press to Gissing’s Chicago
Fiction and Adventures (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Announcement:
The Odd Women on the stage
The
Novelist’s Dilemma in Gissing and James (Jacob Korg)
The
Biological Drama: Darwinian Ethics in George Gissing’s Fiction, concluded
(Fabio Cleto)
Obituary
(Anthony Petyt, Douglas Hallam, Pierre Coustillas): Clifford Brook (1922-1992)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): New Grub Street;
(Martha S. Vogeler): George Gissing
1857-1903 Books, Manuscripts and Letters: A Chronological Catalogue of the
Pforzheimer Collection by A[rthur] F[reeman]; (Martha S. Vogeler): George Gissing, Catalogue LXXXV,
Jarndyce Antiquarian Booksellers, London; (Marysa Demoor): Writing and Democracy. Literature, Politics and Culture in Transition,
by Wim Neetens
Vol.
XXIX, No. 1 (January, 1993)*
A Confession
Unwisely Revealed: The Uneasy Relationship between Gissing and John Northern
Hilliard (Pierre Coustillas)
The Odd Women on the Stage (Pierre
Coustillas and Gillian Tindall)
Geerten
Meijsing, a Dutch Gissing Enthusiast (Bouwe Postmus, U of Amsterdam)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing: Lost
Stories from America, ed. Robert L. Selig; (Pierre Coustillas): The Nether World; (Fumio Hojoh): The Nether World, Japanese translation
Too Little
Latin (Bouwe Postmus) [on New Grub Street]
Vol.
XXIX, No. 2 (April, 1993)*
People
Gissing Knew: Dr. Jane Walker (Martha S. Vogeler, California State U,
Fullerton)
Gissing in
the “O.E.D.,” (John Simpson)
The Critical
Response to Gissing in the Chicago Times
Herald (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U, with the assistance of Pierre
Coustillas)
Book Review
(Martha S. Vogeler): George Gissing’s
Essay on Robert Burns: A Previously Unpublished Manuscript, ed. Jacob Korg
Letter to the
Editor (Michael Meyer) [on his dramatization of The Odd Women]
Gissing a
Character as Well as an Author?
(Jacob Korg)
Gissing Books
currently in Print
Vol.
XXIX, No. 3 (July, 1993)*
Das Sabinergut by Eduard Bertz: A
Forgotten Novel of America (Hans-Joachim Lang; transl. by Walter Grünzweig)
A Writer’s
Novitiate: An Unpublished Essay by Morley Roberts (Pierre Coustillas)
We visit
Gissing (Anthony Curtis)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Gissing’s American
Notebook: Notes G. R. G. 1877, ed. Bouwe Postmus
Vol.
XXIX, No. 4 (October, 1993)*
V. S.
Pritchett on Gissing (Martha S. Vogeler, California State U, Fullerton)
Gissing and
Adolphus Ward: Another View (Paul F. Mattheisen)
Book Reviews
(David Grylls): The Collected Letters of
George Gissing. Volume Three 1886-1888 and Volume Four 1889-1891; (Jacob Korg): Born in Exile and The Day of
Silence and Other Stories
Vol.
XXX, No. 1 (January, 1994)*
George
Gissing’s Thyrza: Romantic Love and
Ideological Co-Conspiracy (Constance Harsh, Colgate U)
The Emancipated: A Comedy in Italy
(Françoise Dupeyron, Beauvais, France)
The Critical
Response to Gissing and Commentary about him in the Chicago Evening Post (Robert L. Selig, with the assistance of
Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXX, No. 2 (April, 1994)*
London Homes
and Haunts of George Gissing: An Unpublished Essay by A. C. Gissing (ed. Pierre
Coustillas and Xavier Pétremand)
The Critical
Response to Gissing and Commentary about him in the Chicago Evening Post, concluded (Robert L. Selig, with the assistance of Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Bouwe Postmus): New Grub Street; (Jacob Korg): The Odd Women [the play by Michael Meyer]; (Pierre Coustillas): London in the 1890s: A Cultural History,
by Karl Beckson
Thesis
Abstract: Social and Moral Values in the
Novels of George Gissing (Chandra Shekar Dubey)
“Found
him a genial fellow well disposed”: The relationship between Gissing and
Herbert Heaton Sturmer (Pierre Coustillas)
Gissing in
Sussex (Sydney Lott)
The
Mediterranean Passion (Jacob Korg) [on John Pemble’s book The Mediterranean Passion: Victorians and Edwardians in the South]
Vol.
XXX, No. 4 (October, 1994)*
The Odd Women’s Creation of a Desire
for Romantic Fulfillment (Bonnie Zare, Wheaton College, Norton, Mass)
Arthur Waugh
Reminisces about Gissing: A Letter to Herbert van Thal (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(David Grylls): The Collected Letters of
George Gissing. Volume Five 1892-1895; (Michael Cronin): Merope,
no. 10, September 1993 [special number on Gissing]; (Pierre Coustillas): All the Days Were Glorious: George Gissing
in North Wales, by Gwyn Neale
Vol.
XXXI, No. 1 (January, 1995)
Mr
Harmsworth’s Blue Pencil: “Simple Simon” Revisited (Bouwe Postmus, U of
Amsterdam)
T. W. Gissing
and Algernon Gissing in the “O.E.D.” (John Simpson)
The Critical
Response to Gissing in the Chicago
Tribune (Robert L. Selig and Pierre Coustillas)
The 1894
Booker Prize (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(David Grylls): The Odd Women and In the Year of Jubilee
Vol.
XXXI, No. 2 (April, 1995)
The Unclassed
in The Odd Women (Michael Cronin, U
of Calabria)
An Uphill,
Unrewarding Struggle: The Letters of Algernon Gissing to James B. Pinker
(Pierre Coustillas)
Pathos and
Patience: “The Light on the Tower” and “The Schoolmaster’s Vision” (Masahiko
Yahata, Beppu University Junior College)
You Have not
Dunne ’Til you Have Done: The Story of Gissing and B. B. Dunne (Paul F.
Mattheisen)
“The Salt of
the Earth” and the Ethics of Self-Denial (Emanuela Ettorre, U of Pescara)
A Hundred
Years Ago: The Dinner at the Burford Bridge Hotel on 13 July 1895 (P. C.)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): “The Vice of
Wedlock”: The Theme of Marriage in George Gissing’s Novels, by Christina
Sjöholm
Vol.
XXXI, No. 4 (October, 1995)
Clara
Collet’s Clairvoyance (Bouwe Postmus, U of Amsterdam)
Scattered Critical
Responses to Gissing in Four Chicago Papers (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
An Eerie
Incident in Gissing’s Life (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXXII, No. 1 (January, 1996)
Editors of
Gissing Letters Win MLA Award (Martha S. Vogeler)
Eduard
Bertz’s Correspondence with Macmillan & Co. 1884-1908 (Wulfhard Stahl,
Bern)
Gissing’s
1897 Stay at Budleigh Salterton: A Topographical Enquiry (Pierre Coustillas and
Garry Randoll)
Addenda and
Corrigenda to Walter Grünzweig’s Article “Adulation and Paranoia” (Wulfhard
Stahl)
Book Reviews
(David Grylls): The Collected Letters of
George Gissing. Volume Six 1895-1897; (Pierre Coustillas): Degeneration, Culture and the Novel
1880-1940, by William Greenslade
Vol.
XXXII, No. 2 (April, 1996)
A
Distinguished Acquaintance of Gissing’s at Ciboure: Arthur Brownlow Fforde
(Pierre Coustillas)
Between
Emancipation and Restraint–Reading the Body in The Odd Women (Mihoko Takeda, Nagoya Junior College)
Shan F.
Bullock: Gissing’s Admirer and an Ingenious Short Story Writer (Masahiko
Yahata, Beppu University Junior College)
A Forgotten Assessment
of Veranilda (Randolph Faries, 2d)
Gissing in
the Boston Evening Transcript: His
Interview by Joseph Anderson (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(John Sloan): The Poetry of George
Gissing, ed. Bouwe Postmus
Vol.
XXXII, No. 3 (July, 1996)
Riches in a
Little Room: Ethel Wheeler’s Appreciation of Gissing (Bouwe Postmus, U of
Amsterdam)
Walter
Leonard Gissing (1891-1916): An Anniversary (Pierre Coustillas)
Eduard
Bertz and Sie radeln wie ein Mann, Madame
(Markus Neacey)
Book Reviews
(William Greenslade): The Collected
Letters of George Gissing. Volume Seven 1897-1899; (Pierre Coustillas): New Grub Street; (Pierre Coustillas): John Davidson, First of the Moderns, by
John Sloan; (Pierre Coustillas): George
Gissing. Revised Edition, by Robert L. Selig
Vol.
XXXII, No. 4 (October, 1996)
Gissing’s
Born in Exile and Théodule-Armand
Ribot’s L’hérédité psychologique
(Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Gissing in
Prison (Paul Delany, Simon Fraser U)
A Letter from
the Western Avernus: Morley Roberts to his sister Ida (Pierre Coustillas)
The Paying Guest and the Praise it Won
in 1896 (Pierre Coustillas)
Thirty
Letters about Gissing to be Rescued from Oblivion
Gissing on
the Internet (Jacob Korg)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): The Life of Henry
Norman, by Patrick French; (Pierre Coustillas): Collected Essays of John Goode, ed. Charles Swann
Vol.
XXXIII, No. 1 (January, 1997)
In the Year of Jubilee and American
Grundyism (Christina Sjöholm, Uppsala U)
Gissing’s
Introduction to the Autograph Edition to David
Copperfield
Travel and
Writing: George Gissing Ideological Journey in Italy (Annarita Del Nobile)
Gissing and
the Betjeman Circle (Anthony Curtis)
Gissing in D.
H. Lawrence’s Letters (Jacob Korg)
Thyrza’s Eastbourne
(Sydney Lott)
Book Review
(Pierre Coustillas): Dictionary of
Literary Biography, Vol. 135: British Short-Fiction Writers, 1880-1914
Vol.
XXXIII, No. 2 (April, 1997)
Devil’s
Advocate: George Gissing’s Approach to the Woman Question (Barbara Rawlinson)
Negotiating
“The Whirlpool” (Simon James)
“Hapless
flies caught in a huge web?” More about Gissing resources on the Internet
(Peter Morton, Flinders U)
Book Review
(William Greenslade): The Collected
Letters of George Gissing. Volume Eight 1900-1902
Vol.
XXXIII, No. 3 (July, 1997)
Isabel Clarendon: “Hearts Made
Sepulchres” (Michael Cronin, U of Calabria)
The Boston Evening Transcript’s Reception of
George Gissing’s Works (Bonnie Zare and Pierre Coustillas)
Gissing and
Virgil: a note (Bouwe Postmus)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing’s Memorandum
Book: A Novelist’s Notebook, 1895-1902, ed. Bouwe Postmus; (Pierre
Coustillas): New Grub Street and The Whirlpool
Vol.
XXXIII, No. 4 (October, 1997)
The
Forthcoming Gissing Conference: First Announcement (Bouwe Postmus)
George
Gissing, Henry James and the Concept of Realism (Janice Deledalle-Rhodes)
Gissing and
the Paparazzi (Francesco Badolato and Pierre Coustillas)
“Far, Far
Away”: George Gissing’s Passion for the Classics (Ayaka Okada)
Book Review
(William Greenslade): The Collected
Letters of George Gissing. Volume Nine 1902-1903
Vol.
XXXIV, No. 1 (January, 1998)
More of
Gissing’s “Indispensable” False Starts and Discarded Novels (Marilyn B.
Saveson, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio)
The Hope of
Pessimism and the Will to Live in The
Unclassed (Markus Neacey)
Walter
Gissing: A Further Note (William Greenslade)
More about
Gissing and the Paparazzi (Francesco Badolato and Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Fumio Hojoh): Short Stories [transl.
into Japanese by Shigeru Koike]; (Janice Deledalle-Rhodes): Sur les rives de la mer Ionienne: notes de
voyage en Italie du Sud;
(Wulfhard Stahl): Die überzähligen
Frauen [German transl. of The Odd
Women by Karina Of]; (Bouwe Postmus) : Philosophie
des Fahrrads, by Eduard Bertz
Vol.
XXXIV, No. 2 (April, 1998)*
Socialism and
Conservatism in George Gissing’s Workers
in the Dawn and Demos (Raimund
Schäffner, U of Heidelberg)
Monkshouse,
Northumberland: Fact into Fiction (Bouwe Postmus)
The Lamb
House that Gissing Saw (Sydney Lott)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): Orwell and Gissing, by
Mark Connelly
1898: Three
of Gissing's Books Discussed by Fellow Novelists (Pierre Coustillas) [The Whirlpool, Charles Dickens: A Critical Study, and The Town Traveller]
Vol.
XXXIV, No. 3 (July, 1998)*
Thyrza: Gissing, Darwin and
the Destinies of Innocence (Francesco Marroni, U of Pescara)
Notes on the
Net (Peter Morton, Flinders U)
“C’è
novità!”: News from Calabria (Wulfhard Stahl)
Eduard Bertz,
Dead and Alive: an Announcement
A Forgotten
Review by Thomas Seccombe (ed. P. C.)
Vol.
XXXIV, No. 4 (October, 1998)*
Lost
Illusions and the Will to Die in New Grub
Street (Markus Neacey)
A Critical
Enquiry into the Gissing Boom in Japan in the 1920s: The special Gissing Number
of Eigo Kenkyu, Vol. 18 (1924), no. 8
(Masahiko Yahata, Beppu U Junior College))
Greek Culture
and Gissing’s Journey to Greece (Maria Dimitriadou)
Gissing and
St. Sidwell (Sydney Lott)
Book Reviews
(Peter Morton): The Odd Women;
(Pierre Coustillas): Lines of Flight:
Reading Deleuze with Hardy, Gissing, Conrad, Woolf, by John Hughes; The Feminine Political Novel in Victorian
England, by Barbara Leah Harman; Oi
Kondylophoroi [New Grub Street in
Greek]; Thomas Bird Mosher, Pirate Prince
of Publishers, by Philip R. Bishop
Vol.
XXXV, No. 1 (January, 1999)*
Somatopsychic
distress in the life and novels of George Gissing (Ian J. Deary, U of
Edinburgh)
New Grub
Street East (Richard Collins, Xavier U of Louisiana)
Gissing
Observed: Letters from William Rothenstein, A. H. Bullen and Mrs. Louise
Chandler Moulton about him (Pierre Coustillas)
A Gissing
Collection for Sale (Pierre Coustillas)
Obituary
(Anthony Petyt): Douglas James Hallam, 1917-1998
Vol.
XXXV, No. 2 (April, 1999)*
“The Coming
Man” and La Cité Moderne (Janice
Deledalle-Rhodes)
A Visit to
Bee Bee (Anthony Curtis)
Gissing’s
“Spellbound” and New Grub Street (Robert
L. Selig, Purdue U)
The Spade
House that Gissing Knew (Sydney Lott)
Drs. into Dr.
(P. C.)
Sonnet
(Thomas Waller Gissing)
Vol.
XXXV, No. 3 (July, 1999)*
“The Man is a
Born Artist”: The Relationship between George Gissing and John Wood Shortridge
(Pierre Coustillas and Russell Price)
A Critique of
Gissing (Jacob Korg) [on Patrick Brantlinger’s The Reading Lesson]
Vol.
XXXV, No. 4 (October, 1999)*
The
International George Gissing Conference: 9-11 September 1999 at Amsterdam
(Martha S. Vogeler)
Money as
Language and Idea in George Gissing’s Fiction (Lewis D. Moore, U of the
District of Columbia)
“The Man is a
Born Artist”: The Relationship between George Gissing and John Wood Shortridge,
concluded ( Pierre Coustillas and Russell Price)
Supplement
to Vol. XXXV, No. 4 (October, 1999)*
Gissing in
Italy (Pierre Coustillas)
Revisiting
the Shores of the Ionian Sea (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Marylin B. Saveson): With Gissing in
Italy: The Memoirs of Brian Ború Dunne, ed. Paul F. Mattheisen, Arthur C.
Young and Pierre Coustillas;
(Michael Cronin): Figure del
Risentimento: Aspetti della Costruzione del Soggetto nella Narrativa Inglese ai
margini della “Decadenza”, by Luisa Villa
Tailpiece:
Gissing at Cosenza
Vol.
XXXVI, No. 1 (January, 2000)
The Darwinian
influence on Gissing's In the Year of
Jubilee (Christina Sjöholm, Uppsala U)
Gissing in
Catanzaro: A Commemoration (P. Coustillas, D. Grylls, B. Postmus)
Allusions to
Gissing in the Complete Works of George Orwell (Peter Morton)
“The Poet’s
Portmanteau”: A Flirtation that Dares not Speak its Name (Robert L. Selig,
Purdue U)
Gissing
and the Crystal Palace (Sydney Lott)
Book
Review (Kazuo Mizokawa): The Unclassed,
transl. into Japanese
Vol.
XXXVI, No. 2 (April, 2000)
The Grocer’s
Romance: Economic Transactions and Radical Individualism in Will Warburton (Luisa Villa, U of Genoa)
The Coming
Man and the Will to Power in Born in
Exile (Markus Neacey)
Book Reviews
(Marilyn B. Saveson): An Exile’s Cunning:
Some Private Papers of George Gissing, ed. Bouwe Postmus; (Raimund
Schäffner): Die überzähligen Frauen [The Odd Women]; (Michael Cronin): La terra del sole: Lettere dall’Italia e
dalla Grecia (1888-1898), letters ed. and transl. by Francesco Badolato;
(Wulfhard Stahl): Himmel und Hölle in
Neapel
Vol.
XXXVI, No. 3 (July, 2000)
Compassion
and Selfishness in Gissing’s Slum Novels (Chérifa Krifa Mbarek, U of Tunis)
Gissing’s
Dreams and Realities, between Wives (Sydney Lott)
“Catanzaro
Judged by an English Journalist” (Pierre Coustillas)
In Gissing’s
Footsteps to Magna Cræcia (Peter Morton)
[review of John Keahey’s A Sweet
and Glorious Land: Revisiting the Ionian Sea]
Other Book
Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): The Odd
Women; (Pierre Coustillas): Silverdale,
by Francesco Marroni
Vol.
XXXVI, No. 4 (October, 2000)
Eustace
Glazzard: The Schopenhauerian Dilemma (Janice Deledalle-Rhodes)
Gissing’s
Worldly Parable: “The Foolish Virgin” (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Gissing and
London’s Music Halls (Sydney Lott)
On the
Latin of Gissing’s Henry Ryecroft (Matthew Leigh)
Book
Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): Their Fair
Share: Women, Power and Criticism in the Athenæum, from Millicent Garrett Fawcett to Katherine Mansfield, 1870-1920,
by Marysa Demoor; (Pierre Coustillas): The
Twentieth-Century World of Henry James: Changes in his Work after 1900, by
Adeline R. Tintner
Vol.
XXXVII, No. 1 (January, 2001)
“A Hell
Constructed by Man”: Depictions of the Poor in The Nether World (Christine DeVine, U of Wisconsin-Madison)
The Dispossessed:
A Consideration of George Gissing (Walter Allen, with an introduction by
Anthony Curtis)
Book Review
(Karina Of): Of Human Odds and Ends/Was so alles geschieht, selection and
German translation by Richard Fenzl
Tailpiece
(Joseph Conrad)
Vol.
XXXVII, No. 2 (April, 2001)
Keeping One’s
Own Counsel: Authorship, Literary Advice and New Grub Street (Margot Stafford, U of Missouri, Kansas City)
An Upstart
Odd Woman: “A Daughter of the Lodge” (Robert L. Selig, Purdue U)
Of Ethics and
Mess: Two Contributions to Gissing Studies (Jacob Korg)
“The most
delicately sensitive face I have ever seen”: Coulson Kernahan’s Reminiscences
of Gissing (Pierre Coustillas)
MLA Special
Session on Gissing (Christine DeVine)
Vol.
XXXVII, No. 3 (July, 2001)
Gissing’s
Triumphant Return to the Reading Room (Bouwe Postmus)
Gissing and
the Theatre: A Lucid Outlook on “the Drama in the Doldrums” (Pierre Coustillas)
Money and
Manhood: Gissing's Redefinition of Lower-Middle-Class Man (Arlene Young, U of
Manitoba)
Two Classes
of Story: Literature and Class in Gissing’s Demos
(Christine DeVine)
Book Reviews
(Pierre Coustillas): Victorian
Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905, by Chester, W. Topp; (Pierre
Coustillas): The Correspondence of H. G.
Wells, ed. David C. Smith; (Pierre Coustillas): Culture, Class and Gender in the Victorian Novel: Gentlemen, Gents and
Working Women, by Arlene Young
Tailpiece: A
Bargain
Vol.
XXXVII, No. 4 (October, 2001)
“At Cemetery
found a delightful guardian”: The Crotone Gardener Identified (Teresa Liguori
and Pierre Coustillas)
Bohemia’s
Bo(a)rders: Queer-Friendly Gissing (Diana Maltz, Southern Oregon U)
Gissing and
the Railways (Sydney Lott)
More on
Gissing and the Theatre (Jacob Korg)
Obituary:
Paul Mattheisen: 1925-2001
Book Review
(Renzo D’Agnillo): Il sale della terra,
ed. and transl. into Italian by Emanuela Ettorre
Vol.
XXXVIII, No. 1 (January, 2002)
George
Gissing on Music: Italian Impressions (Allan W. Atlas, CUNY)
The Centenary
Conference
The
Biographical-Critical Circle: “A Lodger in Maze Pond” (Robert L. Selig, Purdue
U)
A Recently
Discovered Essay on Gissing (Christina Sjöholm, Uppsala U)
The Greek
Translation of Sleeping Fires: A
Review (Michael Parfect)
Vol.
XXXVIII, No. 2 (April, 2002)
New George
Gissing Letters at The New York Public Library (Jim Moske, NYPL)
“There’s many
a true word said in joke”: Quixoticism in The
Nether World (George Scott Christian, U of Texas at Austin)
The Fiction
of Class at the Fin de Siècle: Walter
Besant and George Gissing (Christine
DeVine, U of Louisiana at Lafayette)
Gissing
Interviewed and Remembered (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXXVIII, No. 3 (July, 2002)
Mourning,
Pleasure and the Aesthetic Ideal in The
Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft (Kevin Swafford, Bradley U)
The deadliest
enemy of the poor? (Debbie Harrison)
“Across the
Bidassoa”: A Forgotten Essay by Morley Roberts (ed. Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(David Grylls): A Garland for Gissing,
ed. Bouwe Postmus
Tailpiece
Vol.
XXXVIII, No. 4 (October, 2002)
The Cotswold
Connections of George and Algernon Gissing (Robin Woolven)
A dedicated
Cyclist: Algernon Gissing’s Rural Rides (Bouwe Postmus)
Gissing on
the Air (Pierre Coustillas) [dramatization of New Grub Street]
Gissing and
Calabria (Pierre Coustillas)
In
Memoriam: Sydney Frederick Lott, 1920-2002 (P. C.)
Vol.
XXXIX, No. 1 (January, 2003)
“No more
ardent admirer”: James Cuthbert Hadden on George Gissing in the Wolverhampton Chronicle (John Sloan and
Pierre Coustillas)
“The Decently
Ignoble – or, the Ignobly Decent?” George Gissing’s Fictional Clerks (Jonathan
Wild, U of Edinburgh)
A Note and a
Query from T. W. Gissing (Bouwe Postmus)
The
Electronic Gissing: A Further Update (Peter Morton)
Vol.
XXXIX, No. 2 (April, 2003)
“The
Grandfather’s New Year’s Story”: An Unpublished Story from Gissing’s Juvenilia
(Barbara Rawlinson)
“The Decently
Ignoble – or, the Ignobly Decent?” George Gissing’s Fictional Clerks, concluded
(Jonathan Wild)
Obituary
(Stephen Stuart-Smith): Alan Clodd (1918-2002)
Alan Clodd: A
Personal Recollection (Pierre Coustillas)
Calabrian
Update (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol.
XXXIX, No. 3 (July, 2003)
“Misery of Miseries”: Gissing and the Servant
Question (Christina Sjöholm)
Gissing’s
vision of Croton: De Quincey, Lenormant, Livy, and the Past Recaptured (Robert
L. Selig)
A Paisley Grocer
and Two Paisley Poets (Bouwe Postmus)
Gissing and
Hornung: Their Relationship in Life and Death (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Review
(Bouwe Postmus): Am Ionischen Meer, translated into German by Karina Of
Vol.
XXXIX, No. 4 (October, 2003)
An Event, and
History: The Gissing Centenary Conference (John Spiers)
George
Gissing’s London Residences 1877-1891 (Robin Woolven)
From
“Phoebe’s Fortune” to “Phoebe,” by courtesy of George Bentley, Temple Bar’s Hatchet Man (Barbara
Rawlinson)
George
Gissing and Morley Roberts: The Life of Writing in Late-Victorian England
(Lewis Moore)
Vol. XL, No. 1 (January, 2004)
Gissing
Commemorated in the Basque Country and Elsewhere (Pierre Coustillas)
In Darkest
London: George Gissing’s The Nether World as Urban Novel (Kirsten
Hertel)
The Thyrza
Contract and Two Unpublished Letters (Frederick N. Nesta)
Supplement to
Vol. XL, No. 1 (January 2004)
Contains 47
hitherto unreprinted reviews in the English and American press from 1880 to
1903
Vol. XL, No. 2 (April, 2004)
From Veranilda to The Private Life of Henry Maitland: The Correspondence between
Clara Collet and Morley Roberts (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Marilyn B. Saveson): Unsettled Accounts: Money and Narrative in the Novels
of George Gissing, by Simon James; (Jacob Korg): By the Ionian Sea,
ed. by P. Coustillas; (Bouwe Postmus): Collected Works of George Gissing on
Charles Dickens, Volume 1: Essays, Introductions and Reviews, ed. by P.
Coustillas; (P. Coustillas): Mujeres sin pareja, Spanish translation of The
Odd Women by Alejandro Palomas; (P. Coustillas): Giuseppe Benassai
1835-1878, by Dario Durbé; (P. Coustillas): Saluti da Squillace: Viaggio
tra immagini e foto d’altri tempi, by Daniele Cristofaro
Vol. XL, No.
3 (July, 2004)
George
Gissing (1857-1903), London’s Restless Analyst (Richard Dennis)
From Veranilda
to The Private Life of Henry Maitland: The Correspondence between Clara
Collet and Morley Roberts, second instalment (Pierre Coustillas)
Gissing and
C. S. Lewis (Anthony Curtis)
Book Review
(Jacob Korg): Clara Collet 1860-1948: An Educated Working Woman, by
Deborah McDonald
Vol. XL, No.
4 (October, 2004)
The Sharp
Conference Welcomes Gissing: “Gissing in Translation,” (Pierre Coustillas);
“George Gissing and Libraries,” (Chris Baggs); “George Gissing, International
Copyright and Late Victorian Publishing,” (Frederick N. Nesta)
From Veranilda to The Private Life of Henry Maitland: The Correspondence between Clara
Collet and Morley Roberts (third and penultimate instalment) (Pierre
Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Fumio Hojoh): The World of Gissing: In
the Year of the Centenary, by Mitsuharu Matsuoka; (Annika Juuso Savary): George Gissing, Vid Joniska havet,
translation and introduction by Christina Sjöholm.
Vol. XLI, No.
1 (January, 2005)
Eduard
Bertz’s Rugby, Tennessee (M. D. Allen)
From Veranilda to The Private Life of Henry Maitland: The Correspondence between
Clara Collet and Morley Roberts (fourth and last instalment) (Pierre
Coustillas)
Demos: A Review in
The State (John Sloan and Pierre
Coustillas)
Book Reviews
(Bouwe Postmus): Collected Works of
George Gissing on Charles Dickens, Vol. 2: Charles Dickens: A Critical Study, by Simon J. James, with an
Afterword by David Parker; (Mitsuharu Matsuoka): Victorian no Chichukai [The
Victorians in the Medeiteranean], by Hiroko Ishizuka; (Christina Sjöholm): Radikaler och Viktorianser (Radicals and
Victorians), by Christina Sjöholm.
Vol. XLI, No.
2 (April, 2005)
Bertziana
in Victor Ottmann’s Litterarisches Echo:
The Rediscovery of a Rare File (Wulfhard Stahl)
Gissing,
Tolstoi and the Victorian Vegetarian Movement (Ayaka Komiya)
Book Reviews
(Bouwe Postmus): George Gissing: The
Definitive Bibliography, by Pierre Coustillas; (Pierre Coustillas): Portraits in Charcoal: George Gissing’s
Women, by James Haydock; (Pierre Coustillas): Worthies of Wakefield, ed. Kate Taylor.
Vol. XLI, No.
3 (July, 2005)
The Text of Eve's
Ransom: Insights from the Illustrated London News Serialization
(Constance Harsh)
For Flag and
Fortune? The Colonial Edition, 1843-1972: A Gissing Perspective (John Spiers)
Gissing
Returns to Manchester
Bibliographical
Query
Three
Companions in One (Pierre Coustillas)
Vol. XLI, No.
4 (October, 2005)
George Gissing and America (Jacob Korg)
Three Lancashire Advocates of Gissing (Pierre
Coustillas)
A New Italian Translation in Context (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): The Ide of Music in Victorian Fiction, ed. Sophie Fuller and Nicky Lossell; (Pierre Coustillas): Calabria sublime: I paesaggi naturali della Calabria attraverso gli occhi di viaggiatori e descrittori, ed. Francesco Bevilacqua.
Vol. XLII, No. 1 (January 2006)
Gissing’s Revision of Thyrza (David Grylls)
Special Offer from Palgrave Macmillan
Gissing’s Literal Revenge and Jordan’s Collected Silences in “The Prize
Lodger” (Markus Neacey)
Arthur Bowes Again (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): “The Busiest Man in England”: Grant
Allen and the Writing Trade, 1875-1900, by Peter Morton; Gender at Work
in Victorian Culture: Literature, Art and Masculinity, by Martin A. Danahay
Tailpiece (Morley Roberts)
Vol. XLII, No. 2 (April 2006)
Escape from Marriage: A Gissing Theme (Robert L. Selig)
Where “Affable Hawk” stepped in, Or how Desmond MacCarthy roamed on
Gissing’s trail for over three decades (Pierre Coustillas)
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: I – The Benington and Binks families
(Anthony Petyt)
Book Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing: Voices of the
Unclassed, ed. by Martin Ryle and Jenny Bourne Taylor; (Pierre Coustillas):
British Aestheticism and the Urban Working Classes, 1870-1900: Beauty and
the People, by Diana Maltz; (Markus Neacey): Rivista di Studi Vittoriani,
no. 17 (Special Gissing number); (R. Price): George Gissing: romanziere del
tardo periodo vittoriano, by Francesco Badolato
Tailpiece (Joseph McCabe on Edward Clodd)
Vol. XLII, No. 3 (July 2006)
“The Muse of the Halls” (George Gissing)
The index to the papers of Henry Ryecroft (Hazel Bell)
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: II – The Milner family (Anthony Petyt)
Book Reviews (William Greenslade): Gissing and the City: Cultural
Crisis and the Making of Books in Late Victorian England, ed. by John
Spiers; (Pierre Coustillas): Class in Turn-of-the-Century Novels of Gissing,
James, Hardy and Wells, by Christine DeVine; (Michael Cronin): Il
riscatto di Eva, by Maria Teresa Chialant
Vol. XLII, No. 4 (October 2006)
“A crazy idea … All gone off in smoke”: George Gissing and Miss Curtis,
Part One (Markus Neacey)
“Walks about Ilkley” (George Gissing, ed. by Anthony Petyt)
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: III – The Banks family (Anthony Petyt)
Book Review (Pierre Coustillas): George Gissing, the Working Woman,
and Urban Culture, by Emma Liggins
Vol. XLIII, No. 1 (January 2007)
“A crazy idea … All gone off in smoke”: George Gissing and Miss Curtis,
Part Two (Markus Neacey)
Third International George Gissing Conference – Call for Papers
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: IV – The Hick family (Anthony Petyt)
Book Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): The Rise of the Office Clerk in
Literary Culture, 1880-1939, by Jonathan Wild; (John Sloan): Writers,
Readers, and Reputations: Literary Life in Britain, 1870-1918, by Philip
Waller
Vol. XLIII, No. 2 (April 2007)
Bella Curtis: the Canadian Connection (Bouwe Postmus)
Against the Modern: Rural Idylls and Urban Realities in George Gissing’s
Fiction (Lewis Moore)
The Inimitable “Day of Silence” (Robert Selig)
Edmund Widdowson and the Rev. John Todd’s Student’s Manual (M. D.
Allen)
Third International George Gissing Conference: Second Call for Papers
Book Review (Pierre Coustillas): A Man of Many Parts: Gissing’s Short
Stories, Essays and Other Works, by Barbara Rawlinson
The H. G. Wells Annual Conference
Vol. XLIII, No. 3 (July 2007)
George Gissing’s Scrapbook, edited by Bouwe Postmus, now available
Mr. Baker and Miss Yule: Mass Literacy and the Complexity of Reading and
Writing in George Gissing’s New Grub Street (Ryan Stevenson)
“Feeble Idyllicism”: Gissing’s Critique of Oliver Twist and Ryecroft
(M. D. Allen)
Book Review (M. D. Allen): Consuming Fantasies: Labor, Leisure, and
the London Shopgirl, 1880-1920, by Lise Shapiro Sanders
Vol. XLIII, No. 4 (October 2007)
How Poor Was George Gissing? A Study of Gissing’s Income between 1877
and 1888 (Roger Milbrandt)
Bleak House and The Emancipated
(M. D. Allen)
The Peregrinations of a Preston Traveller (Bouwe Postmus)
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: V – The Mackie Family (Anthony Petyt)
Vol. XLIV, No. 1 (January 2008)
2007: Another Landmark in Gissing’s Posthumous Life (Pierre Coustillas
and Anthony Petyt)
The Admirable Kate Boughton: George Gissing’s Housekeeper in Dorking
(Markus Neacey)
Gissing’s Presentation Copies of his Works to Eduard Bertz: New
Considerations and Fresh Confusions (Pierre Coustillas)
Book Reviews (David Grylls): George Gissing’s Scrapbook, ed. by
Bouwe Postmus; (Pierre Coustillas): Atlantic Republic: The American
Tradition in English Literature, by Paul Giles.
Vol. XLIV, No. 2 (April 2008)
Gissing’s Pacifism: A Temperament in the Light of History (Pierre
Coustillas)
“She has brains, and doesn’t belong to the vulgar”: Constructing the
Fallen Woman in Gissing’s The Odd Women (William Davis)
Bentley’s Emancipated profit (Frederick Nesta)
An Unknown Victorian Writer? Translating George Gissing into Spanish
(Miguel Temprano García)
Book Review (Pierre Coustillas): La nueva Grub Street, by Miguel
Temprano García
Vol. XLIV, No. 3 (July 2008)
The Third International George Gissing Conference (27-28 March 2008,
Lille, France): A Personal Response (M. D. Allen)
The Festschrift (William Greenslade)
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: VI – The Ash Family (Anthony Petyt)
“His favourite work,–education.” The Letters of Eduard Bertz to Heinrich
Rehfeldt, 1880 (Markus Neacey and Wulfhard Stahl)
Book Reviews (Pierre Coustillas): New Grub Street, ed. by Stephen
Arata; (Tatsuhiro Ohno): Society and Culture in the Late Victorian Age with
Special Reference to Gissing: In the Year of the Sesquicentennial of His Birth,
ed. by Mitsuharu Matsuoka
Vol. XLIV, No. 4 (October 2008)
Margaret Bedford Gissing, Pendennis, and the Manchester Débâcle
(M. D. Allen)
Cornwall Mansions: The Rise and Fall of 7K and Its Neighbours (Richard
Dennis)
St Ruth: George Gissing’s Drill-Sergeant in War and Peace (Markus Neacey)
Tailpiece: Malwida von Meysenbug
Vol. XLV, No. 1 (January 2009)
How Secure Was George Gissing? A Study of Gissing’s Income between 1889
and 1903 (Roger Milbrandt)
followed by A Revision of George Gissing’s “Account of Books”
Art and Money: George Gissing, D. H. Lawrence and the Literary
Marketplace (Andrew Marrison)
Vol. XLV,
No. 2 (April, 2009)
Gissing’s Scarcest Story: Rdemption “At Nightfall” or Tribute to a Virtuous Woman (Markus Meacey)
Gissing’s Membership of the
Association for the Improvement of Public Morals (Bouwe Postmus)
“A very
decent fellow, intelligent and cordial”: Gissing’s Contact
with the American Journalist Joseph Anderson (Pierre Coustillas)
A Collector’s Lament (Bouwe Postmus)
Obituary: Francesco
Badolato, 1926-2009 (Pierre Coustillas) and farewell letter (Wulfhard Starl)
Book Reviews (Pierre
Coustillas)
Vol. XLV,
No. 3 (July, 2009)
The Sinden Bequest (Anthony
Petyt)
Depressive Gissing:
Reconsidering Gillian Tindall’s Diagnosis (Robert L. Selig)
The Gissings’ Wakefield Circle: VII -
Samuel and Lucy Bruce (Anthony Petyt)
Gissing and Horace
(Vincenzo Pepe)
Gissing in French Louisiana
(Christine DeVine)
Vol. XLV,
No. 4 (October, 2009)
Manchester 1911-1914:
Gissing Slandered and Extolled - Homage to Percy Withers, C. H. Herford and A.
N. Monkhouse (Pierre Coustillas)
Arthur C. Clarke Looking
Backward 1967-1898 and Morley Roberts Anticipating: A Literary Oddity (Markus
Neacey)
Vol.
XLVI, No. 1 (January, 2010)
Thomas Waller Gissing
before his Move to Wakefield: Some Materials towards his Biography (Bouwe
Postmus)
George Gissing and Rupert
Hard-Davis (George Gorniak)
Gissing and Vesuvius
(Vincenzo Pepe)
Vol.
XLVI, No. 2 (April, 2010)
Vanity
Fair: A Source for The Whirlpool (M. D. Allen)
Two Early Gissing Reviews Discovered
(Bouwe Postmus)
“Turning Over
a Score of Letters. . .” and
the Pages of a Diary: The Friendship of George Gissing and Arthur Bowes (Markus
Neacey)
Vol.
XLVI, No. 3 (July, 2010)
Anthony Powell and George
Gissing (Anthony Curtis)
The Last Years of Edith
Underwood (Anthony Petyt)
On Virginia Woolf's First
Two Gissing Reviews and Parallel Chapters in New Grub Street and The Voyage Out
(Robert Selig)
George Gissing’s Voyage to America and the
Hazardous Career of the “Good
ship ‘Parthia’” (Markus Neacey)
Fourth International George
Gissing Conference
Gissing Abused and
Betrayed: An Angry Review (Pierre Coustillas)
To be continued.