Thomas Hodd

January 29, 2015

Thomas Hodd is an Associate Professor of English at Université de Moncton. His recent publications include Mary Melville, the Psychic: A Critical Edition (2019) as well as an article on English-language women poets for Parallel Universe: the Poetries of New Brunswick (2018). He is also editor of A Soldier’s Place: the War Stories of Will R. Bird (2018).


Works by Thomas Hodd

Book Reviews by Thomas Hodd

Channelling Spiritualism
By Thomas Hodd
Published in Concepts of Vancouver: Poetics, Art, Media Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 235 (Winter 2017): 165-167.
  • Trance Speakers: Femininity and Authorship in Spiritual Séances, 1850-1930 by Claudie Massicotte
  • Science of the Seance: Transnational Networks and Gendered Bodies in the Study of Psychic Phenomena, 1918-40 by Beth A. Robertson
The Legacy(ies) of the Confederation Group of Poets
By Thomas Hodd
Published in Recursive Time. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 222 (Autumn 2014): 113-14.
  • Conversations with a Dead Man: The Legacy of Duncan Campbell Scott by Mark Abley
  • Archibald Lampman: Memory, Nature, Progress by Eric Ball
Non-Fiction
Recovering Early Canada
By Thomas Hodd
Published in New Work on Early Canadian Literature. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 213 (Summer 2012): 166-167.
  • Collected Short Stories of Isabella Valancy Crawford by Michael Peterman (Editor) and Len Early (Editor)
  • The Writings of David Thompson, Volume 1 by William E. Moreau (Editor) and David Thompson (Author)
Canadian Studies Poetry
A String of Western Canadian Firsts
By Thomas Hodd
Published in Diasporic Women’s Writing. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 196 (Spring 2008): 122-124.
  • Adventures in Debt Collection by Fred Booker
  • The Mole Chronicles by Andy Brown
  • Dancing Nightly in the Tavern by Mark Anthony Jarman
Canadian Studies
Fearful Dis-symmetry
By Thomas Hodd
Published in Predators and Gardens. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 197 (Summer 2008): 136-137.
  • Northrop Frye and the Phenomenology of Myth by Glen Robert Gill
Twenty-First Century