articles, essays & monographs on Peacock
by various writers

i. mainly TLP

ii. contemporary literature

iii. general literature &c.

iv. miscellaneous

i. Relating Mainly to Peacock's Life & Works Nicholas A. Joukovsky: "Peacock's Sir Oran Haut-ton: Byron's Bear or Shelley's Ape?" republished here, with permission, from Keats-Shelley Journal, Volume 29 (1980)         -------------        "Thomas Love Peacock's Manuscript 'Poems' of 1804" from Studies in Bibliography, Volume 47 (1994)---off-site. Sir Walter Raleigh: lecture notes on Thomas Love Peacock from On Writers and Writing. being extracts from his note-books, selected and edited by George Gordon, London. (1926).    ii. Relating Somewhat to Peacock but Mainly to Contemporaries Hoxie Neale Fairchild: an extract on Peacock and the Noble Savage from The Noble Savage: A Study in Romantic Naturalism. New York (1961). C.H. Herford: an extract on Peacock from Ch. VI, "The Novel," in The Age of Wordsworth. London (1960).    iii. General Literature wherein Peacock Receives Some Notice &c. Virginia Woolf: an extract on Peacock and The Satirists and the Fantastics from "Phases of Fiction" in Granite and Rainbow. London (1958).    iv. Miscellaneous Works which Mention Peacock Benjamin F. Fisher: The Very Spirit of Cordiality: The Literary Uses of Alcohol and Alcoholism in the Tales of Edgar Allan Poe. from The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore, eapoe.org---off-site. Thomas Fleming: Against Free Verse from Libertarian.Org---off-site. David Musgrave: Aspects of Symposiastic Law in Lindsay's The Magic Pudding from c-r-i-s-i-s.org---off-site. Search the Web: contacting the Thomas Love Peacock Society Feel free to send your recommendations for links; and please send details of any mistake which you may find herein. Compiled by Informal; last updated 21 September 2001; more will be added.

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