The Poet, the Fallen Martyr, the DetectiveReview by: William Goldhurst · The American Scholar · 1972

Three Observations on “Amontillado” and LolitaWilliam Goldhurst; Alfred Appel Jr.; George P. Clark · 1972

Cheers! Tears! and Laughter: Popular Drama in 1883William Goldhurst · 1986

Self-Reflective Fiction by Poe: Three TalesWilliam Goldhurst · Modern Language Studies · 1986

The Halls of Ivy: A Play in One SceneGoldhurst, William · College English · 1957

50th Anniversary Issue || Building Poe Biographyby John Carl MillerReview by: William Goldhurst · South Atlantic Bulletin · 1978

The New Revenge Tragedy: Comparative Treatments of the Beauchamp CaseWilliam Goldhurst · The Southern Literary Journal · 1989

A Literary Source for O'Neill's "In the Zone"William Goldhurst · American Literature · 1964

Language of DesireReview by: Cheryl Glenn · College English · 1994

Mrs. Dalloway: A Study in CompositionNathalia Wright · College English · 1944

Women and the Literary CurriculumElaine Showalter · College English · 1971

The Genre FunctionBawarshi, Anis · College English · 2000

The Ecology of WritingMarilyn M. Cooper · College English · 1986

The Archetype of the FallWoodard, Charles R. · College English · 1967

What Is Literary "History"?Wendell V. Harris · College English · 1994

Composition Textbooks and Pedagogical Theory 1960-80Review by: William F. Woods · College English · 1981