Peter Collister (ed.), The American Scene by Henry James von Whiteley, Giles

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Mark Blacklock, The Emergence of the Fourth Dimension: Higher Spatial Thinking in the Fin De Siecle von Whiteley, Giles

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Mansfield, Chekhov, and the Sneezing Sheep von Whiteley, Giles

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The Crowing Cocks in Wilde’s ‘The Ballad of Reading Gaol von Whiteley, Giles

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Bertrand Russell and a Couplet on Empedocles von Whiteley, Giles

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HENRY LONGUEVILLE MANSEL'S PHONTISTERION (1852) von Whiteley, Giles

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Dickens and Southey: The Mystery of Edwin Drood and The Curse of Kehama von WHITELEY, GILES

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The Count Marsigli and De Quincey’s ‘The Dark Interpreter von Whiteley, Giles

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Katherine Mansfield, Arthur Symons, Gabriele D’Annunzio and The Virgins of the Rocks von Whiteley, Giles

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The origin of the words ‘tenebrific’ and ‘tenebrificous’ von Whiteley, Giles

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Henry Longueville Mansel's Phrontisterion (1852) von Whiteley, Giles

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Lewis Carroll and ‘Dinah’: An Unnoted Joke in the Oxford Pamphlets von Whiteley, Giles

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The Earliest Literary Reference to Manchester Pudding? von Whiteley, Giles

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Robert Southey, Thomas Lindley and the Zombi von Whiteley, Giles

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‘Neither for God, Nor for His Enemies’: Wilde’s ‘Theoretikos’ and Pater’s Essay on Botticelli von Whiteley, Giles

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Coleridge’s Quotation from Petronius in the Notebooks of 1830 von Whiteley, Giles

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Some Unnoted Sources in Oscar Wilde’s Commonplace Book von Whiteley, Giles

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‘Dishonours of the Grave’: Jeremy Taylor and De Quincey’s Confessions von Whiteley, Giles

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Some Unnoted Sources in Oscar Wilde’s Oxford Notebook von Whiteley, Giles

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An Unnoted Quotation from Pater in Wilde’s Review of William Morris von Whiteley, Giles

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