Journals

As a writer critically acclaimed in many circles—feminist, post-colonial, modernist, post-modernist, ethnic, even literature generally—Jean Rhys is a common topic in many scholarly journals. The journals below have each published several articles about Rhys within the past few years. All are conveniently accessible from Davis floor 7 or, for recent editions, online with a UNC affiliation.

• Callaloo: A Journal of African-American and African Arts and Letters. Ed. Charles Henry Rowell. Baltimore, MD: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1977 – (quarterly).
  
  At first glance, Callaloo—with its focus on Africans and African-Americans—seems an unlikely source for articles about the white Jean Rhys. But her birth in the West Indies, as well as her literature about Caribbean and Post-Colonial themes, makes her a frequent subject of the magazine.
  
  Current unbound issues shelved by title in Davis Serials
  Bound issues available at PS153 .N5 C3, Davis floor 7
  Articles since 1995 available online with a UNC affiliation through the UNC e-journals
  

• College Literature. Ed. Kostas Myrslades. West Chester., PA: West Chester University, 1974 – (quarterly).
  
  With an emphasis on textual analysis and theory, especially political, feminist, and poststructuralist, College Literature is the frequent host of articles about the literature of Jean Rhys. It is specifically geared toward college students and those who teach them.
  
  Current unbound issues shelved by title in Davis Serials
  Bound issues available at PR1 .C65, Davis floor 7
  Articles since 1990 available online with a UNC affiliation through the UNC e-journals

• Modern Fiction Studies. West Lafayette, Indiana, Department of English, Purdue University, IN. Ed. John N. Duvall. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1955 – (quarterly).
  
  MFS publishes article about both prominent modern and contemporary fiction, and Jean Rhys has been featured in the journal repeatedly in the last several years.
  
  Current unbound issues shelved by title in Davis Serials
  Bound issues available at PS379 .M55, Davis floor 7
  Articles since 1994 available online with a UNC affiliation at
  Modern Fiction Studies or through the UNC e-journals

• Studies in the Novel. Ed. Scott Simpkins. Denton, TX: University of North Texas, English Department. 1969 – (quarterly).
  
  Though Rhys wrote only five novels, each is prominent enough to receive attention in Studies in the Novel, an international journal that publishes literary criticism on novels from all time periods and genres.
  
  Current unbound issues shelved by title in Davis Serials
  Bound issues available at PN3311 .S82, Davis floor 7
  Articles since 1975 available online with a UNC affiliation through the UNC e-journals