Volume 6 (2009)

• New Approaches to the Work of Robert Herrick

  By Ruth Connolly , Newcastle University
  (Vol. 6, October 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Archipelagic Orinda? Katherine Philips and the Writing of Welsh Women’s Literary History

  By Sarah Prescott , Aberystwyth University
  (Vol. 6, September 2009)
  Literature Compass

• What's Political in Seventeenth-Century Women's Political Writing?

  By Mihoko Suzuki , University of Miami
  (Vol. 6, May 2009)
  Literature Compass

• New Directions in Recent Milton Criticism

  By John West , University of Warwick
  (Vol. 6, April 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Material Meanings and the Social Signs of Manuscript Letters in Early Modern England

  By James Daybell , University of Plymouth
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Does Performance Studies Speak to Restoration Theatre?

  By Deborah Payne Fisk , American University
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• The Use and Misuse of Early English Books Online

  By Ian Gadd , Bath Spa University
  (Vol. 6, March 2009)
  Literature Compass

• ‘Apparitions, and Ghosts’: H(a)unting Donne's Letters

  By M. Thomas Hester , North Carolina State University
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• ‘Only in Obedience’ to Whom? – The Identity of a Donne Correspondent

  By Dennis Flynn , Bentley College
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass

• Problems in Editing John Donne's Letters: Unreliable Primary Materials

  By Ernest W. Sullivan, II , Virginia Tech
  (Vol. 6, February 2009)
  Literature Compass