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Short audio file of crowd noise

Image of the Stone Hammer that we assume Robert Kroetsch wrote "Stone Hammer Poem" about.

Image of the Stone Hammer that we assume Robert Kroetsch wrote "Stone Hammer Poem" about.

Image of the Stone Hammer that we assume Robert Kroetsch wrote "Stone Hammer Poem" about.

Image of the Stone Hammer that we assume Robert Kroetsch wrote "Stone Hammer Poem" about.

Image of the Stone Hammer that we assume Robert Kroetsch wrote "Stone Hammer Poem" about.

Image of the Stone Hammer that we assume Robert Kroetsch wrote "Stone Hammer Poem" about.

Kroetsch's mother at age 17, standing in front of her house.

This is the article that immediately follows The Moonstone in All the Year Round, entitled "Carnival Time in Britany". John Drew and Tony Williams, the editors of Dickens Journals Online, identify “Carnival Time in Britany” as a piece of…

This is the article that immediately follows The Moonstone in Harper's Weekly, entitled “Children's Selfishness”. Katie Lanning, like Leverenz, recognizes that “Victorian editors were ‘sensitive’ to the connections readers made between texts in an…

In her 2010 book The Discourses of Food in Nineteenth-Century British Fiction, Annette Cozzi asserts that food is a significant cultural item that works to establish insider/outsider dynamics within and across communities (5). In her chapter devoted…

In the ninth serial part of The Moonstone, Mr. Betteredge and Sergeant Cuff travel to the nearby town of Cobb’s Hole to pay a visit to friends of Rosanna Spearman. While the journey is not far in distance, it is worlds away from the genteel setting…