Newfoundland Studies All articles in this journal are selected through a peer review process.

Volume 25, Number 1, Spring 2010

Table of contents (16 articles)

Front Matter

  1. Front Matter

    pp. 1–7

  2. Contributors

    pp. 4–5

  3. Editor's Note

    Jeff Webb

    pp. 6–7

Articles

  1. Genetic Phantoms:: Geography, History, and Ancestral Inheritance in Kenneth Harvey’s The Town That Forgot How to Breathe and Michael Crummey’s Galore

    Cynthia Sugars

    pp. 7–36

  2. The Rock Observed:: Art and Surveillance in Michael Winter’s This All Happened

    Christopher J. Armstrong

    pp. 37–54

  3. February is the Cruelest Month:: Neoliberalism and the Economy of Mourning in Lisa Moore’s February

    Herb Wyile

    pp. 55–71

  4. “Just the kind of girl who would want a chap to be a man”:: Constructions of Gender in the war stories of Tryphena Duley

    Sonja Boon

    pp. 73–90

  5. Natural’s Not in It:: Postcolonial Wilderness in Steffler’s The Grey Islands

    Adam Beardsworth

    pp. 91–114

Review Essays

  1. The Critic’s Eye:: Stuart Pierson on Newfoundland

    Adrian Fowler

    pp. 115–128

Articles

  1. Riots, Referendums, and Raging Fires:: Revisiting History in Recent Newfoundland Fiction

    Adam Lawrence

    pp. 129–140

Reviews

  1. George Murray, The Rush to Here by Adam Beardsworth

    Adam Beardsworth

    pp. 141–145

  2. Deannie Sullivan-Fraser and Hilda Rose (Illustrator), Johnny and the Gipsy Moth by Teya Rosenberg

    Teya Rosenberg

    pp. 145–147

  3. Jeff A. Webb, The Voice of Newfoundland: A Social History of the Broadcasting Corporation of Newfoundland, 1939-1949 by Corey Slumkoski

    Corey Slumkoski

    pp. 147–149

  4. Barbara Rieti, Making Witches: Newfoundland Traditions of Spells and Counterspells by John Bodner

    John Bodner

    pp. 149–151

  5. Michelle Butler Hallett, Double-Blind by Helene Staveley

    Helene Staveley

    pp. 151–153

Back Matter

  1. Back Matter

    p. 154

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