James Southall Wilson

Biography

James Southall Wilson (1880–1963) was a nationally renowned scholar, the Edgar Allan Poe Professor of English at the University of Virginia, and founding editor of the Virginia Quarterly Review from 1925 to 1931.

See Work

Spring 1945

Henry James and Herman Melville

By James Southall Wilson
Summer 1932

Back-Country Novels

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1927

American Poetry - 1927

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1935

Two American Novels

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1929

Leaders in the Desert

By James Southall Wilson
Spring 1939

The Figure a Poet Makes

By James Southall Wilson
Summer 1943

Shakespeare in the Interpretation of the Time

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1932

Poor-White and Negro

By James Southall Wilson
Winter 1930

Whirligigs of Time and Taste

By James Southall Wilson
Winter 1939

Ellen Glasgow: Ironic Idealist

By James Southall Wilson