I: Poetry and Women's Traditions* In Her Own Image: Feminism and Poetry (1982) * In Their Own Images: A Bibliographical Afterword (2000) * Shining Pins and Wailing Shells: Women Poets and The Great War (1991) * "Undeservedly Forgotten": Women Poets of the 1930's (1994) * "What Words Say": Three Women Poets Reading H.D. (1988) *II: Writers and Readings* Edgell Rickword: An Exchange (With Alan Munton) (1998) * Day and Night in Kipling (1978) * Listening to Minna: Realism, Feminism, and the Poetics of Reading * Sylvia Townsend Warner, Authority and the Biographer's 'Moral Sense" * A Wise Poet: D.J. Enright * Aurora Leigh and the Pure Milk of the Word * "Nothing to Do With Eternity?" Adrienne Rich, Feminism and Poetry *III: Culture and Feminist Theory* Mirror Writing: A Dialogue * The Fourth Form Girls Go Camping: Sexual Identity and Ambivalence in Girls' School Stories * On not being "Timid with Butchers" :Elizabeth David and the Classic English Cookery Book * Defining the Feminine Self * Thinking About Mothers I: Poetry and Women's Traditions* In Her Own Image: Feminism and Poetry (1982) * In Their Own Images: A Bibliographical Afterword (2000) * Shining Pins and Wailing Shells: Women Poets and The Great War (1991) * "Undeservedly Forgotten": Women Poets of the 1930's (1994) * "What Words Say": Three Women Poets Reading H.D. (1988) *II: Writers and Readings* Edgell Rickword: An Exchange (With Alan Munton) (1998) * Day and Night in Kipling (1978) * Listening to Minna: Realism, Feminism, and the Poetics of Reading * Sylvia Townsend Warner, Authority and the Biographer's 'Moral Sense" * A Wise Poet: D.J. Enright * Aurora Leigh and the Pure Milk of the Word * "Nothing to Do With Eternity?" Adrienne Rich, Feminism and Poetry *III: Culture and Feminist Theory* Mirror Writing: A Dialogue * The Fourth Form Girls Go Camping: Sexual Identity and Ambivalence in Girls' School Stories * On not being "Timid with Butchers" :Elizabeth David and the Classic English Cookery Book * Defining the Feminine Self * Thinking About Mothers