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Articles
Published:
Early British Literature:
"Geoffrey Chaucer," "John Gower," and
"Giovanni Boccaccio" all in the Late Medieval Age
of Crisis and Renewal 1300-1500. Ed. Clayton J. Drees, Greenwood
Press 2001.
"Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing 5.4109-118."
The Explicator 60.2 (winter, 2001).
"Extra-Marital Contracts in the Canterbury Tales."
Publications of the Medieval Association of the Midwest 6
(l999), 25-33.
"Marriage and Property in the Canterbury Tales."
Mediaevalia 22.2 (l999), 245-265.
"Rewriting the Marital Contract: Adultery in the Canterbury
Tales." Chaucer Review 29 (1995), 337-347.
"The Marriage Contract of the Franklin's Tale: The Remaking
of Society." Chaucer Review 20 (l985), 132-143.
Secondary Interests:
"The Odyssey of Anthony Hecht, Notes on Contemporary
Literature (September 2001).
"How Not to Shed Tears, and What to Do, Instead: James
Merrill," The Midwest Quarterly XLII (spring, 2001),
334-345.
"Anthony Hecht's "Ghost in the Martini," Explicator
58.1 (fall, l999).
"James Merrill and the Meditative Tradition," Christianity
and Literature," 45 (1996), 387-399.
Poetry Published:
"More Than an Arm" and "Puppylove," (sonnets),
Candelabrum, (United Kingdom) 2002.
"Horse to Horse" and "Anthill," (poems)
New Texas '98 132-134.
"Beached" (poem) Mobius: The Poetry Magazine. May,
1997.
"Spider-Web" (poem) ELF: Eclectic Literary Forum
6 (Summer 1996).
"The Weed" (poem) ELF: Eclectic Literary Forum 4
(December 1994), 37.
"Honest" and "Witness" (poems) The Poet's
Pen, June 1994.
"The God Within," (poem) Eclectic Literary Forum,
2 (Winter l992), 27.
Presentations:
"Social Protests against Marital Reforms Reflected on
the Renaissance Stage," Shakespeare Association of America,
Session Thirteen, Quebec, Canada, April 7 2000.
"'Who was the mooste fre?' The Liberal Ideal on the Shakespearean
Stage," International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo,
May 7 2000.
"The Marriage Sacrament in Chaucer's Merchant's Tale,"
International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan,
May 7, l999
"The Trailing Spouse in the Medieval Mystery Plays,"
Barrus Lecture, Commerce, April 26 l999.
"Liberality or Waste in Timon of Athens: Shakespeare
in the Middle," Shakespeare Association of America Session
One, San Francisco, California, April 1 l999.
"The Trailing Spouse: Marriage in the Mystery Cycles,"
SEMA Decatur, Georgia, October 1998.
"Wives, Vows, and Property in the Canterbury Tales,"
International Congress of Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, May
1998.
"Women as Spectators: What They Watched, and Why,"
Shakespeare Association of America, Session XII, March 19,
1998.
"Mate or Mother: Widows in the Canterbury Tales,"
SEMA Sept. 27, 1997.
"Women and Marital Property in Chaucer's England,"
International Congress On Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, May
8 1997.
"The Widow on the Renaissance Stage," Shakespeare
Association of America Session VII, March 27, 1997.
"Marriage Contracts on the Renaissance Stage" South
Central MLA, San Antonio, Nov 1, 1996.
"Renaissance Marriage Contracts on Stage: Unlawful Unions"
Shakespeare Association of America. Session XXIII, April 11,
1996.
Shakespearean Analogies, with "Hamlet, Hoffman, and Elation
on the Renaissance Stage," Shakespeare Association of
America, March 24, 1995.
"And One We Feel is Ours...James Merrill," South
Central Modern Language Association, Houston, Texas, October
27. 1995.
"Rewriting the Marital Contract: Adultery in the Canterbury
Tales." South Central Modern Language Association, New
Orleans, LA, November 1994.
"This Goddess Delivers: Revenge in the Tragedy of Hoffman,"
Shakespeare Association of America, Albuquerque, NM, April
14, 1994.
"Selected Poems." Philological Association of Louisiana,
Lake Charles, LA, March 19, 1994
Judgment in The Revenger's Tragedy, or, the Audience Beguiled,"
Philological Association of Louisiana, Lake Charles, LA, March
18, 1994.
"Five New Poems," Mesquite Literary Festival, Eastfield
College, Mesquite, TX, March 1, 1994.
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