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

Summer 1930

The New Laureate

By James Southall Wilson
Spring 1942

Time and Virginia Woolf

By James Southall Wilson
Spring 1933

Four English Novels

By James Southall Wilson
Winter 1936

Amy Lowell and Vachel Lindsay

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1937

The Southern States in Fiction

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1930

Emily Dickinson and the Ghosts

By James Southall Wilson
Spring 1941

Ellen Glasgow: 1941

By James Southall Wilson
Spring 1925

Romance Returns

By James Southall Wilson
Summer 1945

Second Debut of Emily Dickinson

By James Southall Wilson
Autumn 1926

Fielding, Sterne, and Dickens

By James Southall Wilson