Volume XXVII (1992)
Articles
| Author | Title |
| J. M. Barrie | The House of Fear, With an Essay by R. D. S. Jack |
| Hans Utz | A Genevan's Journey to the Hebrides in 1807: An Anti-Johnsonian Venture |
| Daniel Boice | A Kind of Sacrament: Books and Libraries in the Fiction of George MacDonald |
| David Groves | Urban Corruption and the Pastoral Ideal in James Hogg's Three Perils of Woman |
| Ian Campbell & Brian Vogel | The House with the Green Shutters and the Seeing Eye |
| Nicholas Royle | The Ghost in Hamlet in The House with the Green Shutters |
| David N. DeVries | The Pleasure of Influence: Dunbar's Golden Targe and Dream-Poetry |
| Donald A. Low | Byron and Burns |
| William J. Scheick | The Ethos of Stevenson's "The Isle of Voices" |
| Lionel Lackey | Vainly Expected Messiahs: Christianity, Chivalry, and Charity in Ivanhoe |
| D. J. Trela | Carlyle and the Periodical Press: Unused Manuscripts for the Revision of Shooting Niagara: And After? |
| Tomas Monterrey | Old and New Elements in Muriel Spark's Symposium |
| Katherine K. Maynard | Hugh MacDiarmid and Thomas Hardy: Local Realities and the "Revolt Against all Accepted Things" |
| Joseph J. Egan | The Indebtedness of George Douglas Brown to The Mayor of Casterbridge |
| Rebecca A. Pope | Hogg, Wordsworth, and Gothic Autobiography |
Notes and Documents
| Author | Title |
| Douglas & Wilma Mack | Hogg's Mountain Bard |
| G. Ross Roy | Burns and the ballad "Geordie" |
Book Reviews
| Reviewer | Text(s) Reviewed |
| Paul-Gabriel Bouce | Thomas Preston's edition of Smollett's The Expedition of Humphry Clinker |
| Michael Timko | Clyde De L. Ryals & Kenneth J. Fielding's The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle |
| A. A. MacDonald | Jean-Jacques Blanchot's William Dunbar (1460?-1520?) Rhetoriqueur Ecossais |
| Maurice Lindsay | Hamish Whyte's edition of Edwin Morgan's Nothing Not Giving Messages |
| Richard Price | Edwin Morgan's Crossing the Border: Essays on Scottish Literature and on Robert Crawford & Hamish Whyte's About Edwin Morgan |
| Roderick Macdonald | The second edition of Derick Thomson's An Introduction to Gaelic Poetry |
| Davidson Nicol | Brian Filling's & Susan Stuart's edition of The End of a Regime? An Anthology: Scottish-South African Writing Against Apartheid |
| Jill Rubenstein | David Groves's James Hogg: "Poetic Mirrors" |
| Sally Mapstone | A new edition of Walter Bower's Scotichronicon |
| James Mackay | Roderick Macdonald's translation of Bardachd Raibeirt Burns an Gaidhlig [Robert Burns's Works in Gaelic] |
| Walter Scheps | Elizabeth Walsh's edition of The Tale of Ralph the Collier: An Alliterative Romance and on David Reid's edition of Rob Stene's Dream |
| Jill Rubenstein | Emma Letley's From Galt to Douglas Brown: Nineteenth Century Fiction and Scots Language |
| Keith Dixon | Beat Witschi's Glasgow Urban Writing and Postmodernism |
| John Clubbe | Angus Calder's Byron and Scotland. Radical or Dandy? |
| Tristam Clarke | Maureen Townley's edition of The Best and Fynest Lawers and Other Raire Books. A facsimile of the earliest books in the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, with an introduction and modern catalogue |
| Ian Duncan | Gillian Hughes's Studies in Hogg and his World |
| Craig McDonald | Kenneth MacKinnon's Gaelic: A Past and Future Prospect |
| Stephen Baker | Peter Zenzinger's Scotland: Literature, Culture, Politics |
| Walter Scheps | Craig McDonald's edition of Johannes de Irlandia's The Meroure of Wyssdome, Composed for the Use of James IV, King of Scots, A.D. 1490 |
| Marie Mulvey Roberts | John Dwyer's & Richard B. Sher's Sociability and Society in Eighteenth-Century Scotland |
| Ian Duncan | Robert Irwin Hillier's The South Sea Fiction of Robert Louis Stevenson |
| Deanna Delmar Evans | Priscilla Bawcutt's Dunbar the Makar |
| Partick Scott | William Donaldson's The Language of the People: Scots Prose from the Victorian Revival |
| Peter Zenzinger | Dieter A. Berger's Die Parodie in der Dichtung der englischen Romantik |
| Richard J. Schrader | L. A. J. R. Houwen's edition of The Sex Werkdays and Agis: An Edition of a Late Medieval Scots Universal History from the Asloan Manuscript |
| Pamela Peek | Jonathan Wordsworth's edition of Joanna Baillie's A Series of Plays 1798 |
| Margaret Elphinstone | Andrew Tod's edition of Elizabeth Grant of Rothiemurchus's Memoirs of a Highland Lady and on Patricia Pelly's & Andrew Tod's edition of Elizabeth Grant of Rothiemurchus's The Highland Lady in Ireland |
| G. Ross Roy | Donald A. Low's edition of The Scots Musical Museum 1787-1803 |
| G. Ross Roy | Jean-Pierre Naugrette's translation of Stevenson's Two Gothic Tales: Deux Contes noirs |
Brief Notices
| Author | Notice |
| Walter Scheps | Steven R. McKenna's edition of Selected Essays on Scottish Language and Literature: A Festschrift in Honor of Allan H. MacLaine |
| G. H. Hughes | The Woodstock facsimile edition of Hogg's Songs by the Ettrick Shepherd 1831 |
| Alexander Fraser | Andro Linklater's edition of Erik Linklater's The Goose Girl and Other Stories |
| Alan MacGillivray | Alexander Scott's edition of William Soutar's Diaries of a Dying Man |
| Annie McEwan | Grant F. Wilson's compilation of A Bibliography of Iain Crichton Smith |
| G. Ross Roy | The Woodstock facsimile edition of Thomas Campbell's Gertrude of Wyoming 1809 |
| Arthur Davidson | C. J. L. Stokoe's A Bibliography of Neil M. Gunn |
| G. Ross Roy | The Woodstock facsmile edition of Burns's Poem, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect 1786 |
| Jeremiah Hackett | Marilyn McCord Adams's edition of Allan B. Wolter's The Philosophical Theology of John Duns Scotus |
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