Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
“Boy Eternal”: Aging Games and Masculinity in "The Winter's Tale",2010,40,3,329-356,Bloom
Britomart's Armor in Spenser's Faerie Queene: Reopening Cultural Matters of Gender and Figuration,2009,39,1,74-96,Anderson
The Woman in the Garden: (En)gendering Pleasure in Late Elizabethan Poetry,2009,39,1,97-127,Coch
“A mercer ye wot az we be”: The Authorship of the Kenilworth Letter Reconsidered,2008,38,2,245-269,Goldring
Arms and the Boy: Marlowe's Aeneas and the Parody of Imitation in Dido Queen of Carthage,2008,38,3,408-438,Crowley
Seizing Flowers in Spenser's Bower and Garden1,2007,37,2,193-214,Hyman
The Laughing Tortoise: Speculations on Manuscript Sources and Women's Book History,2008,38,2,331-355,Ezell
The Life as Vita: Reading The Lady Falkland Her Life as Hagiography,2008,38,2,304-330,Long
The Sound of Silence: Elizabeth Cary and the Christian Hero,2008,38,1,106-141,Perry
When Self‐Preservation Bids: Approaching Milton Hobbes and Dissent,2007,37,1,118-150,Warren
John Donne and the ideology of colonization,2001,31,3,440-476,Cain
Scurrilous jests and retaliatory abuse in Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida",2012,42,1,3-31,Navitsky