Volume XXVIII (1993)
Articles
| Author | Title |
| Iain Crichton Smith | A Work of Genius: James Hogg's Justified Sinner |
| Edward J. Cowan | The War Rhymes of Robert Service, Folk Poet |
| Matthew P. McDiarmid | Concerning Gilbert Hay, the Authorship of Alexander the Conqueror and The Buik of Alexander |
| Alexander B. Clunas | "A Double Word": Writing and Justice in The Master of Ballantrae |
| W. R. Aitken | On Editing MacDiarmid's Complete Poems |
| David Angus | Robert Louis Stevenson: The Secret Sources |
| Keith Dixon | Talking to the People: A Reflection on Recent Glasgow Fiction |
| Melvin Storm | The Intertextual Cresseida: Chaucer's Henryson or Henryson's Chaucer? |
| Will & Mimosa Stephenson | Scott's Influence on Hawthorne |
| Sherrie A. Innes | "They must worship industry or starve": Scottish Resistance to British Imperialism in Gunn's The Silver Darlings |
| L. A. J. R. Houwen | The Seven Deeds of Honour and Their Crowns: Lydgate and a Late Fifteenth-Century Scots Chivalric Treatise |
| Jonathan C. Glance | Ambiguity and the Dreams in James Hogg's The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner |
| Christopher Whyte | Bakhtin at Christ's Kirk: Carnival and the Scottish Renaissance |
| Alasdair D. F. Macrae | Scottish Poetry 1990-1991 |
Book Reviews
| Reviewer | Book Reviewed |
| George Bruce | Maurice Lindsay's Collected Poems 1940-1990 and On the Face of It: Collected Poems Volume Two |
| Robert D. Thornton | Donald A. Low's edition of The Songs of Robert Burns |
| Jean-Pierre Naugrette | Alexandra Lapierre's Fanny Stevenson: entre passion et liberte |
| Peter Zenzinger | on Susanne Hagemann's Die Schottische Renaissance: Literature und Nation im 20. Jahrhundert |
| Peter Garside | Bruce Beiderwell's Power and Punishment in Scott's Novels |
| Rodger L. Tarr | D. J. Trela's A History of Carlyle's "Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches" |
| Marlies K. Danzinger | Pat Rogers' edition of Johnson and Boswell in Scotland: A Journey to the Hebrides |
| W. R. Aitken | Alan Bold's Hugh MacDiarmid: An Exhibition Celebrating the Centenary of His Birth and Roger Mortimer's Hugh MacDiarmid: The Thorn in Scotland's Rose |
| Anne M. McKim | Robert L. Kindrick's Henryson and the Medieval Arts of Rhetoric |
| Roderick Macdonald | Derick S. Thomson's edition of The MacDiarmid MS Anthology: Poems and Songs Mainly Anonymous from the Collection Date 1770 |
| Patrick Scott | Catherine Kerrigan's edition of The Immigrant Experience: Proceedings of a Conference Held at the University of Guelph |
| Lionel Lackey | Richard Humphrey's Walter Scott: Waverley |
| William J. Scheick | Judy Sproxton's The Women of Muriel Spark |
| Richard Price | Jeff Torrington's Swing Hammer Swing! |
| Peter Zenzinger | Joachim Schwend's, Susanne Hagemann, and Hermann Volkel's edition of Scottish Studies, No. 14, Literatur im Kontext—Literature in Context: Festschrift fur Hosrt W. Drescher |
| G. Ross Roy | Harriet Harvey Wood's edition of James Watson's Choice Collection of Comic and Serious Scots Poems |
Brief Notices
| Author | Notice |
| Maurice Lindsay | Hamish Whyte's edition of Edwin Morgan's Nothing Not Giving Messages |
| James Anderson | Donald Sultana's From Abbotsford to Paris and Back: Sir Walter Scott's Journey of 1815 |
| Walter Scheps | Diane Speed's edition of Medieval English Romances |
| James Greig | J. Lasley Dameron and Pamela Palmer's An Index to the Critical Vocabulary of "Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine," 1830-1840 |
| John Davidson | Irving Miller's edition of Burns for Bairns and Lads an' Lassies an' a' |
| G. Ross Roy | Edwin Morgan's Glasgow Poets Past and Present: The Story of a City |
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