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Sandra Campbell

January 29, 2015


Works by Sandra Campbell

ArticlesBook Reviews of Author

Articles by Sandra Campbell

'Gently Scan': Theme and Technique in J. G. Sime's Sister Woman (1919)
By Sandra Campbell
Published in George Woodcock: An 80th Birthday Collection. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 133 (Summer 1992): 40-52.

Book Reviews of Sandra Campbell's Works

Hearing More Voices: English-Canadian Women in Print and on the Air, 1914-1960
By Carole Gerson, Peggy Lynn Kelly, Sandra Campbell and S. Leigh Matthews
Reviewed in Agents against Their Erasure by Melanie Power
Both Hands: A Life of Lorne Pierce of Ryerson Press
By Sandra Campbell
Reviewed in Lorne Pierce’s Legacy by Gillian Dunks
New Women: Short Stories by Canadian Women, 1900 – 1920
By Sandra Campbell and Lorraine McMullen
Reviewed in Old Stories, New Women by Judith Crichton
Biography Cultural Studies Culture Publishing
Pioneering Women: Short Stories by Canadian Women (Beginnings to1880)
By Lorraine McMullen and Sandra Campbell
Reviewed in Windows on the Past by Lorna Marie Irvine
Short Fiction Twentieth Century Women's Literature
Aspiring Women: Short Stories by Canadian Women (1880-1900)
By Lorraine McMullen and Sandra Campbell
Reviewed in Windows on the Past by Lorna Marie Irvine
Historical Fiction Nineteenth Century Short Fiction Twentieth Century Women's Literature Young Adult
New Women: Short Stories By Canadian Women (1900-1920)
By Sandra Campbell and Lorraine Campbell
Reviewed in Windows on the Past by Lorna Marie Irvine
Historical Fiction Nineteenth Century Short Fiction Twentieth Century Women's Literature Young Adult
Aspiring Women: Short Stories by Canadian Women
By Lorraine McMullen and Sandra Campbell
Reviewed in Recovering Lost Voices by Janice Fiamengo
Historical Fiction Nineteenth Century Short Fiction Twentieth Century Women's Literature Young Adult
New Women: Short Stories by Canadian Women
By Sandra Campbell and Lorraine McMullen
Reviewed in New Women by Janice Fiamengo
Nineteenth Century Short Fiction Women's Literature