Elizabeth Waterston

Lifetime count 25, in books published in England, Canada, Germany, Denmark, and Scotland.

• 1960: Symbolism in Tennyson s Minor Poems, Critical Essays on the Poetry of Tennyson, ed. John Kilham. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.
• 1965: Travel Books, 1880-1920, Literary History of Canada, vol. I, ed. Carl Klinck. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1965: Travel Books, 1920-1960, Literary History of Canada, vol. II, ed. Carl Klinck. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1966: Lucy Maud Montgomery, The Clear Spirit, ed. M.Q. Innis. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1975 "Conclusion" in Re(Dis)covering our Foremothers, ed. Lorraine McMullen. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press.
• 1978: New-found Eyes Irving Layton, ed. Seymour Mayne. Toronto: McGraw Hill Ryerson.
• 1978: Crawford, Tennyson, and the Domestic Idyll, Isabella Valancy Crawford, ed. Frank Tierney. Ottawa: Ottawa University Press.
• 1982: Past and Present Selves: Patterns in Sartor Resartus, Thomas Carlyle, ed. Horst Drescher. Frankfort: Lang.
• 1984: Women in Canadian Fiction, Canadiana, ed. Bjorn Carlsen. Aarhus, Denmark: AKA.
• 1984: The harp, the north, and Scott s Irony, Scott and his Times, ed. David Howitt. Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press.
• 1984: Roberts, Parker, and the Uses of History, Roberts: Reappraisals, ed. Glen Clever. Ottawa: Ottawa University Press.
• 1987: "Orphans, Twins and L.M.Montgomery, Family Fictions in Canadian Literature, ed. Peter Hinchcliffe. Waterlo:University of Waterloo Press.
• 1989: "Double is Trouble: the Twin Motif in A Jest of God" Magaret Laurence: Reappraisals, ed. Colin Nicholson.London: Macmillan.
• 1991: "Thomas Raddall, Historical fiction, and the Canadian Romance", Time and Place, ed. A.R. Young. Fredericton:Acadiensis Press.
• 1994: Marigold and the Magic of Memory, Harvesting Thistles: the Textual Garden of L.M. Montgomery, ed. Mary Rubio. Guelph: Canadian Children s Press.
• 1997: Scottish Women Abroad: The Canadian Experience, A History of Scottish Women s Writing, ed. Douglas Gifford and Dorothy MacMillan. Edinburgh: University of Edinburgh Press.
• 1999: Flowers in L. M. Montgomery, L.M. Montgomery Album, ed. Kevin McCabe. Toronto: Fitzhenry & Whiteside.
• 1999: Reflection Piece: The Poetry of L.M.Montgomery L.M. Montgomery and Canadian Culture, ed.Irene Ganmel and Elizabeth Epperly. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1999: Witness and Wife, Called to Witness, ed. John Moir. Hamilton: Presbyterian Church of Canada.
• 2000: The Iconography of Islands: Margaret Atwood and L.M Montgomery Message in a Bottle, ed. Laurie Brinklow, Frank Ledwell, Jane Ledwell. Chalottetown: Institute of Island Studies.
• 2003: The Nature of Children s Literature, Windows and Words, ed. Aida Hudson and Susan-Ann Cooper. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press.
• 2013: "Anne of Green Gables -- and Afterward," Anne around the World: L. M. Montgomery and her Classic, ed. Jane Ledwell and Jean Mitchell. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press.
• 2014: "Guilt, Guile and Ginger in Small Ceremonies," The Worlds of Carol Shields, ed. David Staines. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press.
• 2014: "Lucy Maud Montgomery 1874-1942 (1966)," The L.M.Montgomery Reader, Volume Two: A Critical Heritage, ed. Benjamin Lefebvre. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 2015: "Leaksdale: L.M. Montgomery's Rainbow Valley", L.M. Montgomery's Rainbow Valleys: The Ontario Years, 1911-1942, ed. Rita Bode and Lesley D. Clement. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press.

Articles in refereed journals

• 1951: Symbols in Tennyson s Minor Poems, University of Toronto Quarterly, July, XX,4.
• 1968: Politics of Conquest in in Canadian Historical Fiction, Mosaic, Fall, III.
• 1968: New Mathematics: A Metaphor Built for Two, Humanities Association Bulletin, XIX.
• 1969: Travel Paths in Canada, Waterloo Historical Association, LVII.
• 1971: Kipling in Canada, Journal of Canadian Studies, May, V,2.
• 1971: The Haloing Snake, Alphabet, 18-19.
• 1971: Sir Walter Scott and Early Canadian novels, Scottish Tradition, I, 2.
• 1971: Layton: Apocalypse in Montreal, Canadian Literature, 48.
• 1972: Galt, Scott, and the Frontiers of Canadian Fiction, Journal of Canadian Fiction, Summer.
• 1973: Canadian Cabbage, Canadian Rose, Journal of Canadian Fiction, Summer, II.
• 1974: Kailyard Fiction and its Influence in Canada, Scottish Tradition, VI-VII.
• 1975: Continuity in Canadian Studies, Resources in Education, January.
• 1976: Prairie Experience, Classmate, Winter.
• 1976: A Canadian Best Seller, Journal of Canadian Studies, Summer.
• 1976: The Missing Face, Studies in Canadian Literature, I, 2.
• 1976: The Gap in Henry Adams Education, Canadian Review of American Studies, Fall.
• 1977: Tennyson and the Church Bells, Dalhousie Review, Spring.
• 1978: Howells and the City of Quebec, Canadian Review of American Studies, VII.
• 1979: Literature of Exploration, Studies in Canadian Literature, Summer.
• 1980: John Galt s Canadian Experience, Studies in Scottish Literature, XV.
• 1980: Galt and the Lone Shieling, Canadian Poetry, Summer, 6.
• 1981: Whistler at a New Plough: Alex Somerville in Canada, Scottish Tradition, IX-X.
• 1982: Best-Sellers in 19th Century Canada, Canadian Review of Comparative Literature, September.
• 1982: Travel Books: A Trip through Time, Canadian Children s Literature, 26.
• 1985: Gilbert Parker and the Rebellion of 1837, Journal of Canadian Studies, 20,1.
• 1985: Scottish Literary Tradition in Canada, Cencrastis, Fall.
• 1985: Town and country in Galt, Urban History Review, June, XXXC.
• 1986: Scottish Studies in Canada, Books in Scotland, Summer: 21
• 1986: Regions and Eras in Ontario Poetry, Canadian Poetry, Spring/Summer: 18.
• 1988: Twins and Orphans in L.M. Montgomery, New England Quarterly, Fall.
• 1988: Montgomery at Macdonald College, The Macdonald Journal, May: 49,2.
• 1991: John Galt and the Canadian Star of Destiny, Canadian Literature, 129: Summer.
• 1995: The Imperialist and the Politics of Presbyterian Ministry, Scotlands, 2,1.
• 1999: Going for Eternity: A Child s Garden of Verse, Canadian Children s Literature, 96: 25,4.
• 2000: Diana Bayley: A Grandmamma s Tale, Canadian Children s Literature, 100: 26,4.

Entries in reference books

• 1972: W.J. Anderson, Robert Middleton. Dictionary of Canadian Biography, X. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1976: David Kinnear, William Bristow. Dictionary of Canadian Biography, IX. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1983: Alex Somerville, John Henry Willan. Dictionary of Canadian Biography, XI. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1983: "Travel Literature in English", "Marshall Saunders", "Beautiful Joe", "John Galt", "Robert Sellar". The Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
• 1985: Joseph Sheridan Hogan , John Howison, George Warburton. Dictionary of Canadian Biography, VI. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1985: Travel Writing, Carl Klinck, Malcolm Ross. Canadian Encyclopedia. Edmonton: Hurtig Publishing.
• 1987: Jocelyn Waller. Dictionary of Canadian Biography, VIII. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
• 1989: "Patrick Slater," "George Johnston." Dictionary of Literary Biography. ed. W.H. New. Chicago: Gale.
• 1989: "La litt rature du voyage," "La litt rature pour la jeunesse." Dictionnaire universelle des litt ratures. Paris: Les presses universitaires de France.
• 1990: Alexander McLachlan, John Galt, Tiger Dunlop. Dictionary of Literary Biography ed. W.H. New. Chicago: Gale.
• 1994: Popular Writing, "Canadian Children's Literature, "Farley Mowat". Encyclopedia of Post-Colonial Literatures in English, eds. Eugene Benson and Leonard Conolly. London: Routledge.
• 1996: Carl Klinck, Malcolm Ross. New Canadian Encyclopedia, ed. Robert Fraser. Edmonton: McClelland & Stewart.
• 1997: Travel Literature in English," "Marshall Saunders," "Beautiful Joe," "John Galt," "Robert Sellar," Best Sellers. Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature, ed. Eugene Benson and William Toye. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
• 2001: "Marshall Saunders", "Beautiful Joe", "John Galt", "Robert Sellar." The Concise Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature, ed. William Toye. Toronto: Oxford University Press.

Book reviews in refereed journals

• 1972: King of Egypt, Journal of Canadian Fiction, Fall, 3.
• 1972: New found Eyes, Canadian Literature, 52.
• 1973: Two Canadian Novelists, Humanities Association Review.
• 1973: Scott s Short Stories, Canadian Literature, 55.
• 1974: The Play s the thing, Journal of Canadian Fiction, 11, 44.
• 1974: A Small Mercy, Canadian Literature, 61.
• 1977: John Moss, Laurie Ricou, English Studies in Canada, III.
• 1977: Thomas Raddall, In My Time, University of Toronto Quarterly, Summer, SLVI.
• 1978: An Egyptian Queen and Commodity Literature, Journal of Canadian Fiction, 22.
• 1979: The Old Adams, Canadian Review of American Studies, X, 2.
• 1980: Fantasy as an Olden Days Coat, Canadian Children s Literature, 15-16.
• 1981: Desmond Pacey, World Literature Written in English, 20.
• 1982: Civilization? Canadian Literature, 95.
• 1982: The Marriage Bed, World Literature Written in English, 21.
• 1982: Doyle s Yankees, University of Toronto Quarterly, Summer.
• 1982: Prophetic Self and the Problem of Voice, Canadian Review of American Studies, 13, 2.
• 1983: John Walker, University of Toronto Quarterly, 101.
• 1984: Thomas Raddall, University of Toronto Quaterly, 53, 4.
• 1984: Victorian Sketches, Canadian Literature, 101.
• 1986: Marian Engel, Resources for Feminist Research, 9,2.
• 1987: L.M. Montgomery: A Preliminary Bibliography, Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada, XXV.
• 1988: Heart Strings, Canadian Literature, winter, 115.
• 1990 "Roughing it in the Bush, ed. Carl Ballstadt", University of Toronto Quarterly, 60, 1, 150-153.
• 1991: "Critical Boundaries," Literary Review of Canada, I, 2, 7-11.
• 1992: Ballstadt s Roughing it in the Bush, University of Toronto Quarterly, 60, 1.
• 1995: Two Schools, Literary Review of Canada, October, IV.
• 1996: Gardening by book, Literary Review of Canada, December 5, 11.
• 1997: The Poetry of John Strachan, University of Toronto Quarterly, Summer.
• 1998: Paddling in the Burn, Canadian Children s Literature. 90/91.

Speeches and Papers read at conferences

Lifetime count 50 invited speeches at: Canadian Council of Teachers of English, Vancouver; Ontario Council on Canadian Studies, Glendon College; Canadian Association for American Studies, Ottawa; Gordon Roper conference, Trent University; New England Modern Language Association, Burlington, VT; McMaster University; Sir Walter Scott Conference, University of Florida, Gainesville; Association of Canadian and Quebec Literatures, Saskatoon; Conference on Biography and Literature, Wilfrid Laurier University; University of Windsor; National Federation of University Women, Quebec City; International Federation of Burns Clubs; Maritime Symposium, Acadia. University; International Carlyle Conference, Mainz, Germany; Aberdeen International Conference on Scott; Sir Walter Scott Club, Toronto; University of Ottawa; North Eastern Modern Language Association, Erie, PA.; Culture and Technology Conference, St. Michael s College, Toronto; Canadian Historical Association. University of Guelph; Conference on Canada, Aarhus, Denmark; Atlantic Institute, Charlottetown; University of Manitoba public address; University of Ottawa, International Conference on Canada, Edinburgh; International Conference on Robert Louis Stevenson, Guelph; Conference on Family fictions, University of Waterloo; Interrnational Conference of Society for Research in Children s Literature, Salamanca, Spain; International Symposium on American and Canadian Cultures, Helsinki, Finland; International Conference on Scottish-Canadian Connections, University of Edinburgh; Small Islands Conference, Charlottetown; L. M. Montgomery Literary Institute Conferences, Charlottetown; Conference on Canadian Children s Literature, Ottawa; Scottish Colloquium. Guelph; Public Library Series, Bradenton, FL.; International Conference on L. M. Montgomery, Uppsala, Sweden.