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- “Literary and Arts Heritage”. Colm Tóibín
ed. Enniscorthy: A History. Wexford: Wexford County Council
Public Library Service, 2011, 317-31.
- “Digging into the West: Tim Robinson’s Deep Landscapes.”
Pascale Guibert ed. Reflective Landscapes of the Anglophone
Countries. Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi, 2011, 133-45.
- “Wings Beating on Stone: Richard Murphy’s Ecology.”
Christine Cusick ed. Out of the Earth: Ecocritical Readings
of Irish Texts. Cork: Cork University Press, 2010, 5-19.
- "The Use of Memory: Michael Coady's All Souls."
South Carolina Review. 41, 2. Spring (2009), 60-71.
- "Walking: Tim Robinson's Stones of Aran." New Hibernia
Review. Vol. 12, 3, Fomhar/Autumn 2008, 66-79.
- “Plato’s Republic to Rivers’ Five Spot:
Poets Among Painters.” Pascale Guibert ed. LISA,
Issue on Poetry and Painting, University of Caen, France, 2007,
26-38.
- “Interview with Brian Moore: 1990.” Nua: Studies
in Contemporary Irish Literature, Fall 2006,
97-110.
- “From the EL to Axel’s: Irish Poets Stateside.”
in Michael G. Begnal ed. A Festschrift for James
Liddy. Galway: Arlen House, 2006, 23-32.
- “What in the World: Reading Rory Gallagher’s Blues.”
An Sionnach: A Journal of Literature,
Arts and Culture, 2, 1, 2006, 95-108.
- “From Macchu Picchu to Inis Oir: The Poetry of Mary
O’ Malley.” South Carolina Review.
Volume 38, 1, Fall 2005, 118-127.
- “James Liddy: Poet & Editor.” An Sionnach:
A Journal of Literature, Arts and Culture, 1, 32-40,
2005.
- “A Grafted Tongue: John Montague’s Collected Poems.”
Thomas Dillon Redshaw ed. Well
Dreams: John Montague Life & Work. Creighton University
Press, 2004, 363-375.
- “Irish Poetry in the Twentieth Century,” “Irish
Fiction in the Twentieth Century,” and “Literature
and Culture in Ireland 1800-2000.” James S. Donnelly ed.
The Encyclopedia of Ireland. New York: Thomson/Gale, 2004, 37-42,
253-55, 528-30.
- “Patrick Kavanagh,” “The Great Hunger,”
“James Liddy.” Brian Lalor ed. The Encyclopedia
of Ireland. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2003, 457, 576,
629.
- “The Short Fiction of Michael Stephens.” in Patrick
Meanor and Richard E. Lee eds. American Short Story Writers
Since World War II. Third Series. Farmington Hills, Michigan:
2000, 279-84.
- “Winds Blowing from a Million Directions: Colum McCann”s
Songdogs.” in Charles Fanning ed. New Perspectives on
the Irish Diaspora. Carbondale, Illinois: Southern Illinois
University Press, 2000, 281-88.
- “Homers Away from Home.” in George O’Brien
ed. Playing the Field: Irish Writers on Sport. Dublin, Ireland:
New Island Books, 2000, 23-36.
- “The Living Stream: John McGahern’s Amongst Women
and Irish Writing in the 1990s.” Studies, 1999, 71-76.
- “Sitting on Benches in America.” Five Fingers
Review 18, 1999, 50-58.
- “Thomas McGonigle,” “Michael Stephens,”
“Sara Berkeley,” “Gerard Donovan,” and
“Michael Heffernan.” Michael Glazier ed. The Encyclopedia
of the Irish in America, University of Notre Dame Press, 1999.
- “The Long Journey Home to Brooklyn: Michael Stephens’s
Books of the Dead.” Critique: Studies in Contemporary
Fiction, Summer, 1999, 355-63.
- “Even Better Than the Real Thing: Brian Moore's The
Great Victorian Collection.” Colby Quarterly, Winter,
1998, 304-13.
- “The Black Hills, The Gorey Road.” New Hibernia
Review, Winter, 1998, 9-23.
- “The Irish Voice in American Fiction.” Michael
Coffey ed. The Irish in America. New York, Hyperion Books, 1997.
This book is the companion volume to the documentary of the
same name. The documentary was broadcast on PBS in January,
1998.
- “Irish Voices, American Writing and Green Cards.”
Forkroads: A Journal of Ethnic American Literature. Summer 1996,
66-75.
- “Exile, Attitude, the Sin-e Café: Notes on the
New Irish.” Eire-Ireland. Winter 1996, 7-17.
- “It is Midnight in Dublin and Europe Is at War: Patrick
Kavanagh’s Poems of ‘The Emergency’”
Colby Quarterly, Winter 1995, 233-41.
- “Kavanagh’s Sonnets: From Lough Derg to the Grand
Canal.” Kavanagh Journal, 1995, 47-56.
- “Aidan Higgins’s Balcony of Europe: Stephen Dedalus
Hits the Road.” Colby Quarterly, Winter 1995, 81-87.
- “Derek Mahon,” “John Montague,” “Nuala
Ni Dhomhnaill.” Steven Serafin ed. Encyclopedia of World
Literature in the 20th Century. New York: Continuum, 1993 &
1999.
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