D r e i s e r      S t u d i e s

Danielle Tyler
Indiana State University

Because Dreiser Studies began publication in 1970 as The Dreiser Newsletter, this cumulative index covers volumes 1-17 of The Dreiser Newsletter (DN) and volumes 18-25 of Dreiser Studies (DS). It is divided in three parts: a subject index, an index of publications reviewed, and an index of contributors.

The Subject index is a guide to all articles, notes, and correspondence that have appeared in DN and DS. Included also are a number of reviews of adaptations of Dreiser’s works and of lectures on Dreiser that were recorded on cassette tapes. Whenever possible a contribution is cited under the title of one of Dreiser’s works, a historical figure, or a particular type of secondary work, such as "Checklists" and "Letters to the Editor." Contributions that required a broader heading usually appear under a genre, such as "Short Stories" and "Airmail Interviews," or a topic, such as German Heritage." A few contributions that did not appropriately fall under any of the preceding categories appear under "Miscellaneous." Contributions are cited only once with cross-references provided from other appropriate headings.

Reviews of books, special issue of journals devoted to Dreiser, and, in a few instances, significant essays on Dreiser appear under the name of the author or editor in the Index of Publications Reviewed. The reviewer’s name appears in parentheses in the citation. In the Index of Contributors, reviews are grouped separately and cited after other contributions by the contributor.

SUBJECT INDEX

• Cassuto, Leonard. "From the 1890’s to the 1990s: Sister Carrie on Modern Stage." DS 22, ii, 26-32.
• Gerber, Philip L. "Cowperwood Treads the Boards." DN 13, ii, 8-17.
• Huddleston, Eugene L. "What a Difference Thirty Years Make: A Place in the Sun Today." DN 15, ii, 1-12.
• Hussman, Lawrence E., Jr. "Dreiser’s (Bad) Luck with Hollywood." DS 21, ii, 14-16.
• Morsberger, Robert E. "Dreiser’s Frivolous Sal." DN 7, i, 9-1 5.

• "Ellen Moers." DN 1, ii, 4-10.
• "Marguerite Tjader." DN 2, ii, 11-17.
• "Neda Westlake." DN 3, ii, 6-12.
• "Richard Lehan." DN 2, i, 11-17.
• "Ruth E. Kennell." DN 5, i, 6- 11.
• "W.A. Swanberg." DN 1, i, 2-6.

See Sister Carrie.

• Pizer, Donald. "‘Along the Wabash"’: A ‘Comedy Drama’ by Theodore Dreiser." DN 5, ii, 1-4.

• Clendenning, John. "Desire and Regression in Dreiser’s American Tragedy." DS 25, ii, 23-35.
• Dowell, Richard W. "Two Lectures on Dreiser." DN 5, i, 25-27.
• Doyle, P.A. "Same Bell-Boy: Different Names." DN 15, ii, 12.
• Gerber, Philip L. "A ‘Tragedy’ Ballad." DN 2, i, 5.
• Kehi, D.G. "Dreiser and the Winebrennarians." DN 5, ii, 5-9.
• McDonald, James L. "Dreiser’s Artistry: Two Letters from An American Tragedy. DN 7, ii, 2-6.
• Mulligan, Roark. "The Realistic Application of Irony: Structural and Thematic Considerations in An American Tragedy." DS 25, i, 3-11.
• Rose, Alan Henry. "Dreiser’s Satanic Mills: Religious Imagery in An American Tragedy. DN 7, i, 5-8.
• Roseman, Mona G. "An American Tragedy: Constitutional Violations." DN 9, i, 11-19.

• Campbell, Hilbert H. "Dreiser in New York: A Diary Source." DN 13, ii, 1-7.

• Hussman, Lawrence E., Jr. "Dreiser ‘s Emotional Power." DN 4, i, 12-21.
• Lehan, Richard. "Assessing Dreiser." DN 1, ii, 1-3.

• Riggio, Thomas P. "Dreiser: Autobiographical Fragment, 1911." DS 18, i, 12-14.
• Text of "Autobiographical Fragment, 1911." DS 18, i, 14-21.

• Arms, George. "The Bulwark: A Chronology." DN 11, ii, 10-19.
• Gogol, Miriam. "Dreiser’s Search for a ‘Religion of Life’: A Psychoanalytic Reading." DS 21, i, 21-30.
• Hochman, Barbara. "Dreiser’s Last Work: The Bulwark and The Stoic—Conversion or Continuity?" DN 14 ii, 1-15.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Will the Real Mike Burke Stand Up, Please!" DN 14, i, 1-9.

• Baker, Monty R. "Theodore Dreiser: A Checklist of Dissertations and Theses." DN 5, i, 12-20.
• Dowell, Richard W. "Checklist: Dreiser Studies, 1969." DN 1, ii, 14-18.
• ---, and Frederic E. Rusch. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1970." DN 3, i, 13-21.
• Mizuguchi, Shigeo. "Addenda and Corrigenda to Theodore Dreiser: A Primary Bibliography and Reference Guide: English Language Instruction Texts Published in Japan." DS 25, i, 51-52.
• ---, "Addenda and Corrigenda to Theodore Dreiser: A Primary Bibliography and Reference Guide: Japanese Translations of Writings by Theodore Dreiser." DS 23, i, 38-41.
• Rusch, Frederic E. "A Dreiser Checklist, 1971. Part One." DN 3, ii, 12-19.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1971. Part Two." DN 4, i, 5-11.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1972." DN 4, ii, 12-23.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1973." DN 5, ii, 12-20.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1974." DN 6, ii, 17-24.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1975." DN 7, ii, 10-16.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1976." DN 8, ii, 9-18.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1977." DN 10, i, 14-19.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1978." DN 10, ii, 17-20.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1979." DN 11, ii, 15-22.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1980." DN 12, ii, 17-19.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1981." DN 14, i, 12-17.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1982." DN 15, ii, 18-23.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1983-1984." DN 16, ii, 14-22.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1985." DN 17, ii, 9-13.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1986." DS 18, i, 32-36.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1987." DS 20, i, 33-39.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1988." DS 21, i, 35-41.
• ---, "A Dreiser Checklist, 1989." DS 22, i, 39-44.
• ---, and Nancy Warner Barrineau. "1990 Supplement to Theodore Dreiser: A Primary Bibliography and Reference Guide." DS 23, ii, 28-37.

• Menzer, Paul. "Bibliographical Anomalies in the Foreword of The Color of a Great City." DS 22, i, 33-38.

• "Dreiser at ALA Conference." DS 23, ii, 48.
• "Dreiser Seminar at MILA Convention." DN 6, ii, 24.
• "Dreiser Seminar at 1976 MLA Convention. DN 7, ii, 16.
• Gerber, Philip L. "The Doings at Brockport." DS 21, ii, 1-13.
• "New Light on Dreiser: A Summary of Session Four." DS 21, ii, 17-18.
• Orlov, Paul A. "Dreiser Seminar at MLA. ‘DN 7, i , 23-24.
• ---, "The Future of Dreiser Seminars." DN 8, i, 19-20.
• Rusch, Frederic E., "Dreiser Seminar at MLA." DN 8, i, 17-18.

• Coltrane, Robert. "Dreiser’s ‘Country Doctor’: Dr. Amos Woolley of Warsaw ‘DS 20, ii, 25-27.

See Sister Carrie.

• Dowell, Richard XV. "Dreiser: Indiana’s Forgotten Author?" DS 18, ii, 2 1-3 1.
• Lunden, RoIf "The Scandinavian Reception of Theodore Dreiser." DN 6, i, 1-8.
• Murayama, Kiyohiko. "Dreiser in Japan." DN 7, i, 9-11.
• Schmidt-von Bardeleben, Renate. "Dreiser on the European Continent. Part Two: The Reception of Dreiser in Europe." DN 3, i, 1-8.

• Constantine, Robert J. "Debs and Dreiser: A Note." DN 5, 1, 1-5.

See Jennie Gerhardt.

• Riggio, Thomas P. " ‘Down I-Jill’: A Chapter in Dreiser’s Story about Himself." DS 19, ii, 2-4.
• ---, "‘Up Hill’: A Chapter in Dreiser’s Story about Himself." DS 20, i, 2-4.
  • Text of "Down Hill and Up." DS 19, ii, 4-21; DS 20, i, 4-32.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser’s Courtship Letters: Portents of a Doomed Marriage." DN 15, i, 14-20.

• Douglas, George H. "The Revisionist Views of Sarah Schanab Dreiser." DS 18, i, 22-30.

• "Centennial Report." DN 2, ii, l-2.
• Saalbach, Robert P. "The Dreiser Centennial." DN 2, i, 1-3.

See Library Collections.

• Riggio, Thomas P. "The Dreisers in Sullivan: A Biographical Revision." DN 10, i, 1-12.

• Wilson, Gil "A Proposal for a Dreiser Mural." DN 3, ii, 1-5.

• Pizer, Donald. "Dreiser Studies: Work to be Done" DN 11, 10-13.

• "Harold Dies and the Dreiser Trust." DS 19, i, 26-31.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser’s ‘Address to the Future."’ DN 4, ii, 10-11.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser vs. Terre Haute, or Paul Dresser’s Body Lies a-Molderin’ in the Grave." DS 20, ii, 9-20.

• Barrineau, Nancy W. "The Search for Ev‘ry Month: An Update." DS 21, i, 31-34.
• ---, "The Second Issue of Ev’ry Month: Early roots of Dreiser’s Fiction." DS 22, i, 23-32.

• Riggio, Thomas P. "Farrell, Masters and Mencken on Dreiser: The Los Angeles Public Library Celebration." DN 17, i, 10-15.

• Gerber, Phillip L. "Hyde’s Tabbs and Dreiser’s Butlers." DN 6, i, 9-13.

• Dowell, Richard. "Dreiser Meets Fitzgerald . . . Maybe?" DS 22, ii, 20-25.

See The Bulwark and The Hand of the Potter.

• Eby, Clare Virginia. "Cowperwood and Witla, Artists in the Marketplace." DS 22, i, 1-22.
• Hochman, Barbara. "Goethe’s Faust: A Leitmotif in Dreiser’s The ‘Genius’." DN 16, i, 1-12.

• Schmidt-von Bardeleben, Renate. "Dreiser on the European Continent. Part One: Theodore Dreiser, the German Dreisers and Germany." DN 2, ii, 4-10.

• Newlin Keith "Dreiser’s ‘The Girl in the Coffin’ in the Little Theatre." DS 25, i, 31-50.

See The "Genius".

• Rusch, Frederic E. "Dreiser’s Introduction to Freudianism." DS 18, ii, 34-38.

See Sister Carrie.

• England, D. Gene. "A Further Note on the ‘Dreiser’ Annotations." DN 4, ii, 9-10.
• Moers, Ellen. "A ‘New’ First Novel by Arthur Henry." DN 4, ii, 7-9.

See The Financier

• Mookerjee, R.N. "Dreiser’s Interest in India’s Struggle for Independence." DN 10, i, 20-22.

• Bender, Eileen T. "On Lexical Playfields: Further Speculation on ‘Chemisms.’" DN 6, i, 12-13.
• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser’s Debt to His Contemporaries." DN 13, i,1-9.

• "International Dreiser Society Constitution and Bylaws." DS 23, i, 51-52.

• Suet, Charles L. P. "Theodore Dreiser ‘s Introduction to McTeague." DN 8, i, 15-17.

• West, James L. W., III. "Dreiser and the Road to Buenos Ayres." DS 25, ii, 3-8.
• Text of Introduction to The Road to Buenos Ayres. DS 25, ii, 9-22.

See Jennie Gerhardt.

• Caivert, Beverlee. "A Structural Analysis of Jennie Gerhardt." DN 5, ii, 9-11.
• Frederickson, Kathy. "Jennie Gerhardt: A Daughteronomy of Desire." DS 25, i, 12-22.
• Graham, Don. "Dreiser’s Use of the ‘English Jefferies’ in Jennie Gerhardt." DN 8, 1, 6-8.
• Hapke, Laura. "Dreiser and the Tradition of the American Working Girl Novel." DS 22, ii, 2-19.
• West, James L.W., III. "C.B. DeCamp and Jennie Gerhardt." DS 23, i, 2-7.
• ---,"Double Quotes and Double Meanings in Jennie Gerhardt." DS 18, i, 1-11.
• Vasey, Margaret. "Jennie Gerhardt: Gender, Identity, and Power." DS 25, i, 23-30.

• Lingeman, Richard. "Dreiser’s ‘Jeremiah I’: Found at Last." DS 20, ii, 2-8.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser and Kathleen Mavouneen." DN 8, ii, 2-4.
  • Text of "Kathleen Mavourneen." DN 8, ii, 1.

• Nostwich, T.D. "Dreiser’s Apocryphal Fly Story." DN 17, i, 1-8.

• Price, Alan. "Dreiser at the Aquarium." DN 8, i, 1-5.

• Coltrane, Robert. "‘Dear Marguerite’: An Early Dreiser Letter to Marguerite Tjader Harris." DS 19, ii, 22-26.
• "Dreiser on An American Tragedy in Prague." DN 4, i, 21-22.
• Ensor, Allison R. "‘All of Us Fall’: Theodore Dreiser Writes a Creator of Nick Carter." DN 8, ii, 19-20.
• "Oldani, Louis. "Dreiser and Paperbacks: An Unpublished Letter." DN 6, ii, 1-9.

• Gerber, Philip L. "Dating a ‘Letter to Louise’." DN 12, i, 12-17.

• Elias, Robert H., and Arun P. Mukherjee. "Snooty Putdowns?" DS 22, ii, 46-47.
• Shapiro, Charles. "Block That Emotion." DN 5, ii, 24-25.
• Tjader, Marguerite. "Tjader on Notes on Life." DN 6, i, 22-33.

• Douglas, George H. "Ludwig Lewisohn on Theodore Dreiser." DN 4, ii, 1-6.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser Holdings at the Lilly Library." DN 1, i, 13-15.
• Hutchisson, James MI. "The Marguerite Tjader Collection at the Humanities Research Center." DS 25, ii, 36-40.
• Shawcross, Nancy M. "Contextualizmg Theodore Dreiser." DS 24, ii, 3-4.
  • Register to the papers of Theodore Dreiser at the University of Pennsylvania. DS 24, i-ii, 5-164.

• Dowell, Richard W. "Ask Mr. Markle?" DN 8, i, 9-14.

See Farrell, James T.

• Fitzpatrick, Vincent. "Dreiser, Mencken and the American Mercury Years." DN 10, ii, 13-16.
• ---, "Gratitude and Grievances: Dreiser’s Inscriptions to Mencken." DN 12, ii, 1-16.
• "Mencken on Dreiser." DN 5, i, 5.
• Stenerson, Douglas C. "Mencken’s Efforts to Reshape Dreiser as Man and Artist." DS 21, i, 2-20.

• "The Complete Works of Theodore Dreiser: An Announcement." DN 7, i, 15-16.
• Dowell, Richard W. "Dreiser in the DLB." DN 13, ii, 18.
• "Dr. Neda Westlake Retires." DN 16, i, 20-21.
• "Dreiser Film in Progress." DN 14, i, 18.
• "The Dreiser Newsletter to Become Dreiser Studies." DN 17, ii, 17-19.
• Forrey, Robert. "Theodore Dreiser (poem)." DN 4, i, 23-24.
• "In Memoriam." DN 17, i, 9.
• "Late Tribute to Dreiser in Germany." DN 16, i, 18.
• "Marguerite Tjader Harris: A Remembrance." DN 17, ii, 21-22.
• "Pennsylvania Edition of Theodore Dreiser Announced." DN 17, ii, 20.
• "Robert P. Saalback: A Dedication." DN 7, ii, 1.

• Hirsch John C. "Dreiser and a Financier: James D. Mooney." DN 14, i, 19-20.

See Sister Carrie.

See Introduction to McTeague and Sister Carrie.

• Furmanczyk, Wieslaw. "Theodore Dreiser’s Philosophy in ‘Notes on Life.’" DN 3, i, 9-12.
• Tjader, Marguerite. "Dreiser’s Investigations of Nature." DN 11, 11, 1-9.

• Brogunier, Joseph. "Dreiser in Paperback: Riches and Rags." DN 4, 1, 1-4.

• Krieg, Joann. "Theodore Dreiser and the Penitentiary System." DN 8, ii, 5-8.

• Nostwich, T.D. "Dreiser’s ‘Poet of Potter’s Field."’ DS 18, ii, 2-5.
  • Text of "Poet of Potter’s Field." DS 18, ii, 5-20.

• Saalbach, Robert P. "Dreiser and the Powys Family." DN 6, 11, 10-16.

• See Powys, John Cooper.

• West, James L.W., III. "Dreiser and Random House." DN 1 5, ii, 13-17.

• Kinsaul, Lucia A. "The Rudest American Author: Grant Richard’s Assessment of Theodore Dreiser." DS 23, i, 27-37.

• Graham, D.B. "Dreiser and Thoreau: An Early Influence." DN 7, i, 1-4.

• Griffin, Joseph P. "Dreiser’s Later Short Stories." DN 9, i, 5-19.
• ---, Dreiser’s Later Sketches." DN 16, ii, l-13.

Sister Carrie. See also An American Tragedy and Jennie Gerhardt

• Barrineau, Nancy Warner. "Lillian Nordica and Sister Carrie." DS 20, ii, 2 1-24.
• Brennan, Stephen C. "The Composition of Sister Carrie: A Reconsideration." DN 9, ii, 17-23.
• Butler, Robert James. "Movement in Dreiser’s Sister Carrie." DN 1l, i, 1-12.
• De La Perriere, Earleen. "Sister Carrie, Sisters in Sable Skin, and Gestures of Exclusion." DS 21 ii, 19-26.
• Dowell, Richard W. "A Note on Carrie’s Hometown." DS 19, ii, 27.
• ---, "Sister Carrie Restored." DN 12, i, l-8.
• ---, "Dreiser No Poker Expert Either." DN 16,i,13-18.
• Gerber, Philip L. "A Star is Born: ‘Celebrity’ in Sister Carrie." DS 19, i, 2-25.
• ---, "The Tangled Web: Offstage Acting in Sister Carrie’." DN 17, ii, 1-8.
• Hakutani, Yoshinobu. "Dreiser ‘s Romantic Tendencies." DS 21, ii, 40-45.
• Humma John B. "Sister Carrie and Thomas Hardy, Regained." DS 23, i, 8-26.
• Hussman. Lawrence E., Jr. "A Measure of Sister Carrie’s Growth." DN 11, I, 13-23.
• Loving, Jerome M. "The Rocking Chair Structure of Sister Carrie." DN 2, I, 7-10.
• MacMillan, Duane J. "Sister Carrie, ‘Chapter IV’: Theodore Dreiser’s ‘Tip-of-the-Hat’ to Stephen Crane." DN 5, i, 1-7.
• McAleer. John J. "Flux Metaphors in Sister Carrie." DN 15, i, 1-9.
• McDonough, Michael, John. "A Note on Dreiser’s Use of the 1895 Brooklyn Trolley Car Strike." DS 18, i, 31-34.
• McElrath, Joseph R., Jr. "Norris’s Attitude Toward Sister Carrie." DS 18, ii, 39-42.
• Morelli-White, Nan. "‘When Waters Engulf Us We Reach for a Star’: Psychomachic Struggle in Dreiser’s Sister Carrie." DS 23, ii, 13-27.
• Mukherjee, Arun P. "Sister Carrie at Ninety: An Indian Response." DS 21, ii, 27-39.
• Scharnhorst, Gary. "A Possible Source for Sister Carrie: Horatio Alger’s Helen Ford." DN 9 ,i, 1-4.
• Tavernier-Courbin, Jacqueline. "Hurstwood Achieved: A Study of Dreiser’s Reluctant Art." DN 9, ii, 1-16.
• Zaluda, Scott. "Hurstwood and Tammany, ‘an all-controlling power."’ DS 23, ii, 3-12.

• Gross, Dalton H. "George Sterling’s Letters to Theodore Dreiser, 1920-1926. DN 4, 1, 14-20.

• Takeda, Miyoko. "The Theme of Hinduism in The Stoic." DS 20, ii, 28-34.

See "The Shining Slave Makers"

• Hirsh, Hohn C. "Tragic America: Dreiser’s American Communism and a General Motors Executive." DN 13, i, 10-16.

See The "Genius"

• Virginia Woolf on Dreiser. DN 7, ii, 7-9.

• Gerber, Philip L. "The Financier Orders His Tomb." DN 10, i, 8-13.

• Boswell, Jeanetta. Theodore Dreiser and the Critics, 1911-1982: A Bibliography with Selective Annotations (Frederic E. Rusch) DN 17, ii, 14-16.
• Bowlby, Rachel. Just Looking: Consumer Culture in Dreiser, Gissing and Zola (Richard W DoweIl) DN 17, i, 16-17.
• Brandon, Craig. Murder in the Adirondacks (Philip L. Gerber) DS 18, 1 ,35-38.
• Clayton, Charles C. Little Mack: Joseph P. McCullagh of the St. Louis Globe Democrat (Robert P. Saalbach) DN 2, ii, 17-19.
• Dreiser, Theodore. An Amateur Laborer, ed. Richard W. Dowell, James L.W. West III, and Neda Westlake (Thomas P. Riggio) DN 15, i, 10-13.
• ---, American Diaries 1902-1926, ed. Thomas Riggio, James L.W. West III, and Neda Westlake (Richard W. Dowell) DN 13, i,17-20.
• ---, Jennie Gerhardt, ed. Donald Pizer (Frederic E. Rusch) DS 22, i, 48-49.
• ---, Newspaper Days, ed. T.D. Nostwich, Lee Ann Draud, and Thomas P. Riggio (Frederic E. Rusch) DS 23, i, 45-49.
• ---, Notes on Life, ed. Marguerite Tjader and John J. McAleer (Rolf Lunden) DN 5, ii, 21-23.
• ---, Selected Magazine Articles of Theodore Dreiser: Life and Art in the American 1890’s, ed. Yosinobu Hakutani (Richard W. Dowell) DN 16, ii, 23-24.
• ---, Selected Poems from Moods by Theodore Dreiser, ed. Robert Palmer Saalback (John J. McAleer) DN 2, i, 18-20.
• ---, Sister Carrie: An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds and Sources,Criticism, ed. Donald Pizer (Frederic E. Rusch) DS 22, 1, 50-51.
• ---, Theodore Dreiser: A Selection of Uncollected Prose, ed. Donald Pizer (Richard W. Dowell) DN 9, i, 9-20.
• ---, Theodore Dreiser Journalism Volume One: Newspaper Writings,1892-1895, ed. T.D. Nostwich (Yoshinobu Hakutani) DS 19 ,ii, 28-32.
• ---, Theodore Dreiser’s "Heard in the Corridors": Articles and Related Writings, ed. T.D. Nostwich (Shelley Fisher Fishkin) DS 19, i, 37-46.
• ---, The Works of Theodore Dreiser in Twenty Volumes (Neda Westlake) DN 14, i, 10-11.
• Dreiser, Vera. My Uncle Theodore: An Intimate Family Portrait of Theodore Dreiser (Robert P. Saalbach) DN 7, ii, 17-21.
• Fisher, Philip. Hard Facts: Setting and Form in the American Novel (Philip L. Gerber) DN 17, i, 17-19.
• Gammel, Irene. Sexualizing Power in Naturalism: Theodore Dreiser and Frederick Philip Grove (Kathy Frederickson) DS 25, ii, 43-47.
• Gerber, Philip L. Dreiser’s Stoic. A Study in Literary Frustration (R.W. Dowell) DN 7, i, 22-23.
• ---, Plots and Characters in the Fiction of Theodore Dreiser (Frederic E. Rusch) DN 9, ii, 24-26.
• Griffin, Joseph. The Small Canvas: An Introduction to Dreiser’s Short Stories (Frederic E. Rusch) DN 17, 1, 20-22.
• Hapke, Laura. Tales of the Working Girl: Wage-Earning Women in American Literature, 1890-1925 (Miriam Gogol) DS 23, ii, 43-44.
• Hussman, Lawrence E., Jr. Dreiser and His Fiction (Philip L. Gerber) DN 14, ii, 16-18.
• Jaeger, Clara Clark. Philadelphia Rebel: The Education of a Bourgeois (Neda M. Westlake) DS 19, 1, 46-47.
• Kaplan, Amy. The Social Construction of American Realism (Clare Virginia Eby) DS 20, ii, 35-37.
• Kennell, Ruth E. Theodore Dreiser and the Soviet Union, 1927-1945: A First-Hand Chronicle (Marguerite Tjader) DN 1, ii, 11-13.
• Lehan, Richard. Theodore Dreiser: His World and His Novels (Philip L. Gerber) DN 1, i, 6-10.
• Lingeman, Richard. Theodore Dreiser: An American Journey: 1908-1945 (David Vancil) DS 2 , i, 46-47.
• ---, Theodore Dreiser: At the Gates of the City: 1871-1907 (Richard W. Dowell) DS 18, i, 38-42.
• Longstreet, Stephen. Chicago 1860-1919 (Frederic E. Rusch) DN 5, i, 27-28.
• Lunden, Rolf. Dreiser Looks at Scandinavia (Richard W. Dowell) DN 10, 1, 22-23.
• The Inevitable Equation: The Antithetic Pattern of Theodore Dreiser’s Thought and Art (Robert Forrey) DN 7, i, 17-l9.
• Lundquist, James. Theodore Dreiser (D.B. Graham) DN 6, i, 20-22.
• Lydenberg, John., ed. Dreiser: A Collection of Critical Essays (Richard W. Dowell) DN 3, ii, 20.
• Mizruchi, Susan L. The Power of Historical Knowledge: Narrating the Past in Hawthorne, James, and Dreiser (Richard W. Dowell) DS 21, i, 42-44.
• Mizuguchi, Shigeo. "Bibliography of Theodore Dreiser in Japan" (Kiyohiko Murayama) DS 23, ii, 38-42.
• Moers, Ellen. Two Dreisers (Philip L. Gerber) DN 1, i, 6-10.
• Mookerjee, R.N. Theodore Dreiser: His Thought and Social Criticism (Robert P. Saalbach) DN 6, i, 14-20.
• Mukherjee, Arun. The Gospel of Wealth in the American Novel (Philip Gerber) DS 20, ii, 38-41.
• Muller, Kurt. Identity and Role in Theodore Dreiser: A Study of the Novel from the Perspective of Role Theory (Thomas Sauer) DS 22, ii, 33-37.
• Ostwalt, Conrad, Jr. After Eden: The Secularization of American Space in the Fiction of Willa Cather and Theodore Dreiser (Miriam Gogol) DS 22, i, 45-48.
• Papers on Language and Literature, Volume 27, No. 2 (Lawrence E. Hussman) DS 22, ii, 44-45.
• Pizer, Donald, ed. Critical Essays on Theodore Dreiser (Richard W. Dowell) DN 12, i, 18-20.
• ---, ed. New Essays on Sister Carrie. (Yoshinobu Hakutani) DS 22, ii, 37-41.
• ---, The Novels of Theodore Dreiser: A Critical Study (Robert Forrey) DN 7, ii, 22-26.
• ---, Richard W. Dowell, and Frederic E. Rusch. Theodore Dreiser: A Primary and Secondary Bibliography (Neda M. Westlake) DN 7, i, 19-21.
• ---, Richard W. Dowell, and Frederic E. Rusch. Theodore Dreiser: A Primary Bibliography and Reference Guide (Nancy Barrineau) DS 22, ii, 42-44.
• Raja, Jeganatha L., ed. Theodore Dreiser: The Man and His Message (Lawrence Hussman) DN 16, i, 22-23.
• Riggio, Thomas P., ed. Dreiser-Mencken Letters. The Correspondence of Theodore Dreiser and H. L. Mencken, 190 7-1995 (Frederic E. Rusch) DS 18, I, 43-46.
• Salzman, Jack, ed. The Merrill Studies in An American Tragedy (Richard W. Dowell) DN 3, ii, 20.
• ---, Theodore Dreiser: The CriticalReception (Frederic E. Rusch) DN 5, i, 22-24.
• Sloane, David B. Sister Carrie: Theodore Dreiser’s Sociological Tragedy (Richard W. Dowell) DS 23, ii, 45-46.
• Takeda, Miyoko. The Quest for the Reality of Life: Dreiser’s Spiritual and Esthetical Pilgrimage (Miriam Gogol) DS 23, i, 42-44.
• Warren, Robert Penn. Homage to Theodore Dreiser, August 27, 19 71-December 28, 1945, on the Centennial of His Birth (Jack Salzman) DN 3, i, 22-24.
• West, James L. W., III. A Sister Carrie Portfolio (Frederic E. Rusch) DN 17, i, 20-22.
• ---, "Theodore Dreiser," in Sixteen Modern American Authors. Vol. 2. A Survey of Research and Criticism Since 1972, ed. Jackson R. Bryer (Frederic B. Rusch) DS 22, i, 49-50.
• Zanine, Louis J. Mechanism and Mysticism: The Influence of Science on the Thought and Work of Theodore Dreiser (Leonard Cassuto) DS 25, ii, 41-43.

• Arms, George. DN 11,ii,10-19.
• Baker, Monty R. DN 5,1,12-20.
• Barrineau, Nancy W. DS 20,ii,2 1-24; 21,1,3 1-34; 22,i,23-32; 23,ii,28-37. Review: DS 22,ii,42-44.
• Bender, Eileen T. DN 6,i,12-13.
• Brennan, Stephen C. DN 9,ii,17-23.
• Brogunier, Joseph. DN 4,i, 1-4.
• Butler, Robert James. DN 11,i,1-12.
• Calvert, Beverlee. DN 5,ii,9-11.
• Campbell, Hilbert H. DN 13,11,1-7.
• Cassuto, Leonard. DS 22,11,26-32. Review: DS 25,ii,41-43.
• Clendenning, John. DS 25,ii,23-35.
• Coltrane, Robert. DS 19,ii,22-26; 20,ii,25-27.
• Constantine, Robert J. DN 5,1,1-5.
• De La Perriere, Earleen. DS 21,11,19-26.
• Douglas, George H. DN 4,ii,1-6. DS 18,11,22-30.
• Dowell, Richard W. DN 1,i,13-15; 1,ii,14-18; 3,i,13-21; 4,ii,10-11; 5,i,25-27: 8,i,9-14; 8,ii,2-4; 12,i,1-8; 13,i,1-9; 13,ii,18; 14,i,1-9; 15,I,14-20; 16,i, 13-18; 17,ii,1-8 18,11,21-31. DS 19,1,2-25; 19,ii,27; 20,ii,9-20; 22,ii,20-25. Reviews: DN 3,ii,20; 7,i,18; 7,i,22-23; 8,i,17; 9,i,19-20; 10,i,22-23; 12,i,18-20; 13,i,17-20; 16,ii,23-24; 17, i,16-17. DS 18,i,38-42; 21,i,42-44; 23,ii,45-46.
• Doyle, PA. DN 15,ii,12.
• Eby Clare Virginia. DS 22,i,1-22. Review: DS 20,ii,35-37.
• Elias, Robert H. DS 22,ii,46-47.
• England Gene D. DN 4,ii,9-10.
• Ensor Allison R. DN 8,ii,19-20.
• Frederick, Kathy. DS 25,i,12-22. Review: DS 25,ii,43-47.
• Fishkin, Shelly Fisher. Review: DS 19,i,37-46.
• Fitzpatrick, Vincent. DN 10,ii,13-16; 12,ii,1-16.
• Forrey, Robert, DN 4,i,23-24. Reviews: DN 7,i,17-19; 7,ii,22-26.
• Furmanczyk, Wieslaw, DN 3,i,9-12.
• Gerber, Philip R. DN 2,i,5; 6,i,9-13; 10,i,8-13; 12,i,12-17; 13,ii,8-17; 17,ii,1-8. DS 19,i,2-25; 21,ii,1-13. Reviews: DN 1,i,6-10; 14,ii,16-18; 17,i,17-19; DS 18,i,35-38; 20,ii,38-41.
• Gogol, Miriam. DS 21,i,21-30. Reviews: DS 22,i,45-48; 23,i,42; 32,ii,43-44.
• Graham, Don. DN 7,i,1-4, 8,i,6-8 Review: DN 6,i,2O-22.
• Griffin, Joseph P. DN 9,i,5-19; 16,ii,l-13.
• Gross, Dalton H. DN 4,i,14-20.
• Hakutani, Yoshinobu. DS 21,ii,4-45. Reviews: DS 19,ii,28-32; 22,ii,37-41.
• Hirsch, John C. DN 13,i,10-16; 14,i,19-20.
• Huddleston, Eugene L., Jr. DN 15,ii,1-12.
• Humma, John B. DS 23,i,8-26.
• Hussman, Lawrence L., Jr. DN 4,i,12-21; 11,i,13-23; DS 21,ii,14-16. Reviews: DN 16, i,22-23; DS 22,ii,44-45.
• Hutchisson, James M. DS 25,ii,36-40.
• Kehl, D.G. DN 5,ii,5-9.
• Kennel, Ruth E. DN 5,i,6-11.
• Kinsaul, Lucia A.. DS 23,i,27-37.
• Krieg, Joann. DN 8,ii,5-8.
• Lehan, Richard. DN 1,ii,1-3; 2,i,11-17.
• Lingeman, Richard. DS 20,ii,2-8.
• Loving, Jerome M. DN 2,i,7-10.
• Lunden, Rolf. DN 6,i,1-8. Review: DN 5,ii,21-23.
• MacMillan, Duane J. DN 5,i,1-7.
• McAleer, John. J. DN 15,i,1-9. Review: DN 2,i, 18-20.
• McDonald, James L. DN 7,ii,2-6.
• McDonough, Michael John. DS 18,i,31-34.
• McElrath, Joseph R., Jr. DS 18,ii,39-42
• Menzer, Paul. DS 22,i,33-38.
• Mizuguchi, Shigeo. DS 23,i,38-41; 25,i,51-52.
• Moers, Ellen. DN 1,ii,4-10; 4,ii,7-9.
• Mookerjee, R. N. DN 10,i,20-22.
• Morelli-White, Nan. DS 23,ii,13-27.
• Morsberger, Robert B. DN 7,i,9-15.
• Mukhejee, Arun. DS 21,ii,27-39; 22,ii,46-47.
• Mulligan, Roark. DS 25,i,3-11.
• Murayama, Kiyohiko. DN 7,i,9-11. Review: DS 23,ii,38-42.
• Newlin, Keith. DS 25,i,31-50.
• Nostwich, T.D. DN 17,i,1-8; DS 18,ii,2-5.
• Oldani, Louis. DN 6,ii,1-9.
• Orlov, Paul A. DN 7,i,23-24; 8,i,19-20.
• Pizer, Donald. DN 1,i,10-13; 5,ii,1-4.
• Price, Alan. DN 8,i,1-5.
• Riggio, Thomas P. DN 10,i,1-12; 17,i,10-15. DS 18,i,12-14; 19,ii,2-4; 20,i,2-4. Reviews: DN 15,i,10-13.
• Rose, Alan Henry. DN 7,i,5-8.
• Roseman, Mona G. DN 9,i,11-19.
• Rusch, Frederic B. DN 3,i,13-21; 3,ii,12-19; 4,i,5-11; 4,ii,12-23; 5,ii,12-20; 6,ii,17-24; 7,ii, 10-16; 8,i, 17-18; 8,ii,9-18; 10,i,14-19; 10,ii,17-20; 11,ii,15-22; 12,ii,1-19; 14,i,12-17; 15,ii,18-23; 16,ii,14-22; 17,ii,9-13; DS 18,i,32-36; 18,ii,34-38; 20,i,33-39; 21,i,35-41; 22,i,39-44; 23,ii,28-37. Reviews: DN 5,i,22-24; 5,i,27-28; 8,i,43; 9,ii,24-26; 17,ii,14-16; 17,i,20-22; DS 18,i,43-46; 22,i,48-51; 23,i,45-49.
• Saalback. Robert P. DN 2,i,1-3; 2,ii,1-2; 6,ii,10-16. Reviews: DN 2,i,17-18; 6,i,14-20; 7,ii,17-21.
• Salzman, Jack. Review: DN 3,i,22-24.
• Sauer, Thomas. Review: DS 22,ii,33-37.
• Scharnhorst, Gary. DN 9,i,1-4.
• Schmidt-von Bardeleben, Renate. DN 2,ii,4-10; 3,i,1-8.
• Shapiro, Charles. DN 5,ii,24-25.
• Shawcross, Nancy M. DS 24,1-11,3-4.
• Silet, Charles L. P. DN 8,i,15-17.
• Stenerson, Douglas C. DS 21,i,2-20.
• Swanberg, W. N. DN 1,i,2-6.
• Takeda, Mihyoko. DS 20,ii,28-34.
• Tavernier-Courbin, Jacqueline. DN 9,ii,1-16.
• Tjader, Marguerite. DN 2,ii,11-17; 6,i,22-33; 11,ii,1-9. Review: DN 1,ii,11-13.
• Vancil, David. Review: DS 21,ii,46-47.
• Vasey, Margaret. DS 25,i,23-30.
• West, James L.W., III. DN 15,ii,13-17. DS 18,i,1-11; 23,i,2-7; 25,ii,3-8.
• Westlake, Neda M. DN 3,ii,6-12. Reviews: DN 7,ii,19-21; 14,ii,10-11; 19,i,46-47.
• Wilson, Gil. DN 3,ii,1-5.
• Zaluda, Scott. DS 23,ii,3-12.