Views of Edwardian FictionReview by: Thomas C. Moser · The Sewanee Review · 1983

Conrad's Western Worldby Norman SherryReview by: Thomas C. Moser · Victorian Studies · 1972

Fiction and Repetition: Seven English Novelsby J. Hillis MillerReview by: Thomas C. Moser · Modern Philology · 1984

Ford Madox Ford and the Voice of Uncertaintyby Ann Barr SnitowReview by: Thomas C. Moser · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1985

Language and Being: Joseph Conrad and the Literature of Personality.by Peter J. GlassmanReview by: Thomas C. Moser · Nineteenth-Century Fiction · 1977

Mimesis and Metaphor: An Inquiry Into the Genesis and Scope of Conrad's Symbolic Imageryby Donald C. YeltonReview by: Thomas C. Moser · Nineteenth-Century Fiction · 1969

Their Proper Sphere: A Study of the Brontë Sisters as Early-Victorian Female Novelistsby Inga-Stina Ewbank;The Accents of Persuasion: Charlotte Brontë's Novelsby Robert Bernard MartinReview by: Thomas C. Moser · Nineteenth-Century Fiction · 1967

Maiden Warriors and Other SonsCarol J. Clover · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1986

Behind the Scenes with WassermannAllen W. Porterfield · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1951

Pericles and Seneca the ElderEugene M. Waith · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1951

Gray's CraftsmanshipH. W. Starr · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1946

Reading Kleist and KafkaLilian R. Furst · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1985

Ibsen, Shaw, and "Candida"Jacob H. Adler · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1960

"Beowulf": An Allegory of Salvation?M. B. McNamee · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1960

The Politics of Snorri SturlusonTheodore M. Andersson · The Journal of English and Germanic Philology · 1994