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Essays on Drama:
"African-American Drama from the Midwest." MidAmerica XXXII
(2005): 95-119.
"Arthur Miller's Sojourn in the Heartland." American Drama
16:2 (Summer 2007): 28-45.
"Back to the (Plutonian) Midwest: Sam Shepard's The God of Hell."
New
England Theatre Journal 18 (2007): 95-108.
"Center Stage: Midwestern
Plays and Playwrights." Midwest Miscellany XXX (Spring
2002): 7-19.
----------. Rpt. Agora, www.eiu.edu/~agora, May 2004.
"Collapsing Male Myths: Rabe's Tragicomic Hurlyburly." American
Drama 3:1 (Fall 1993): 1-16.
----------. Rpt. New Readings in American Drama: Something's Happening
Here. Ed. Norma Jenckes. New York: Peter Lang, 2002.
"Dramatizing the Midwest." Forthcoming in MidAmerica.
"The Incredible Shrinking Theatre." The Dramatists Guild Quarterly
33:4 (Winter 1997): 37-39.
----------. Rpt. Curtain Call IV:2 (Oct.-Nov. 1997): 4.
"Insurrection et désir dans La Folle de Chaillot." La
Folle de Chaillot 1945-1995: Lectures et métamorphoses.
Les
Cahiers Jean Giraudoux 25 (1997): 119-130.
"Man among Men: David Mamet's Homosocial Order." American Drama
1:1 (Fall 1991): 46-60.
----------. Rpt. Fictions of Masculinity: Literary Constructions
of Manhood . Ed. Peter F. Murphy. New York: New York UP,
1994.
----------. Rpt. David Mamet. Ed. Harold Bloom.
New York: Chelsea House, 2003.
"[Midwestern] Drama." The America Midwest: An Interpretive Encyclopedia.
Eds.
Richard Sisson, Christian Zacher, and Andrew Clayton. Bloomington,
IN: Indiana UP, 2006.
"Midwestern Dramas." In the Middle of the Midwest: An Anthology
of Creative Non-Fiction from the Heartland . Ed. Becky Bradway.
Bloomington: Indiana UP, 2003.
"The Midwestern Plays of Tennessee Williams." Tennessee Williams
Annual Review No. 8 (2006): 33-50.
"The Playwright's Vision in 'The Process.'" The Dramatists Guild
Quarterly 29:4 (Winter 1993): 13-14.
"The Psychology of Coriolanus." Penumbra 2:1 (Fall-Winter
1978): 19-28.
"Rabe, Mamet, Shepard, and Wilson: Mid-American Male Dramatists of the
1970s and '80s." The Midwest Quarterly XLVIII: 3 (Spring 2007):
342-58.
"Regional Tensions in Tennessee Williams's Candles to the Sun and
Spring
Storm." South Atlantic Review 72:3 (Summer 2007): 38-50.
"Signature Motifs in Midwestern Drama." Forthcoming in Dictionary
of Midwestern Literature.
"Tennessee Williams's St. Louis on Stage." Tennessee Williams
Literary Journal VI: I (Winter 2008): 10-22.
"Twain, Howells, and the Origins of Midwestern Drama." MidAmerica
XXXI
(2004): 25-42.
"Using Drama in the Composition Class." Kentucky English Bulletin
37:2 (Winter 1987-88): 95-105.
"War of the Wests: Saroyan's Dramatic Landscape." American Drama
9:2 (Spring 2000): 29-49.
"Western Drama and the New Frontier." American Drama 7:1 (Fall 1997):
99-120.
"Wilder's Dramatic Landscape: Alienation Effect Meets the Midwest." American
Drama 15:1 (Winter 2006): 43-61.
"William Inge's Dramatic Mindscape." South Dakota Review
42:3 (Fall 2004): 49-69.
"You Can Go Home Again: Tennessee Williams' A Lovely Sunday for
Creve Coeur." Midwest Miscellany XXXIII (Fall 2006): 7-21.
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