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The purpose of this page is to provide a reliable bibliography of articles published on Wilde's 1882 visits to specific cities, US states or Canadian provinces. While a number of previously published bibliographies are very useful, to better assure accuracy and completeness of entries I am only including citations for articles which I have verified either from my own files or periodical indices. Articles are listed alphabetically by author's last name below, following this style: Author. "Title." Journal Title. vol/issue # (date): pages. [primary locale(s). Month of Wilde's visit] Ideally, these will be linked under the month of Wilde's visit to a place covered in the IN AMERICA Localized Articles calendar so that clicking on a place name will take you directly to the appropriate article citation. I may or may not have mastered how to do this using bookmarks, but I'll keep trying as I add entries. _______________________________________________ BIBLIOGRAPHY Ellis, Mary Louise. "Improbable Visitor: Oscar Wilde in Alabama: 1882." Alabama Review. 39 (1986): 243-60. [Alabama. Jun.] Flanagan, John T. "Oscar Wilde's Twin City Appearances." Minnesota History. 17.1 (Mar. 1936): 38-48. [Minneapolis-St Paul, Minnesota. Mar.] Hoeltje, Hubert H. "The Apostle of the Sunflower in the State of the Tall Corn." Palimpsest 18 (1937): 186-211. [Iowa. Apr.] Hubach, Robert R. "Nineteenth-Century Literary Visitors to the Hoosier State: A Chapter in American Cultural History." Indiana Magazine of History. 45 (1949): 39-50. [Indiana. Feb.] McInerney, Dorothy McLeod, William Warren Rogers, and Robert David Ward. "Oscar Wilde Lectures in Texas, 1882." Southwestern Historical Quarterly 106.4 (2003): 551-572. [Texas. Jun.] Rodecape, Lois Foster. “Gilding the Sunflower: A Study of Oscar Wilde's Visit to San Francisco.” California Historical Society Quarterly. 19.2 (Jun., 1940): 97-112. [San Francisco, California. Mar.-Apr.] Snider, Rose. “Oscar Wilde's Progress Down East .” The New England Quarterly. 13.1 (Mar. 1940): 7-23 [Maine, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island. Oct.]
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