Brophy, Robert. “‘Carmel Point’: An Explication.” JS 2.1 (Winter 1998): 19-20.

-----. “’Margrave’: Jeffers and the Pathetic Fallacy.” JS 2.3 (Summer 1998): 8-12.

Case, Eric William. “A Production and Production Book of Euripides’ ‘Medea’ freely adapted by Robinson Jeffers.” Baylor University MFA, 1998; abstract, JS 3.2 (Spring 1999): 8.

Cherkovski, Neeli. “Bukowski on Jeffers: Excerpts from a Memoir.” JS 2.1 (Winter 1998): 15-18.

Coffin, Arthur. “An Interview with John Haines.” Jeffers Studies Online 2.3 (Summer 1998) <www. jeffers.org>; printed,  JS 2.4 (Fall 1998): 47-56.

Fleming, Deborah. “Radical Traditionalism in W. B. Yeats and Robinson Jeffers.” Jeffers Studies Online 2.1 (Winter 1998) <www.jeffers.org>; printed, JS  2.4 (Fall 1998): 11-30.

Girard, Maureen. The Last Word: A Record of the “Auxiliary” Library at Tor House. [An Annotated catalog of the Tor House Library of Robinson and Una Jeffers] [Carmel]: Robinson Jeffers Tor House Foundation, 1998.  [Record and analysis of all marginalia, tip-ins, and inserts which for Una especially constituted a running dialogue with the authors]

Greenan, Edith. Of Una Jeffers.  Ashland, Oregon: Story Line Press, 1998. Edited & introduced by James Kaman.  Reprint of 1939 edition.

Haines, John. “An Interview with John Haines.” JS 3.4 (Fall 1998): 47-56.

Hesse, Eva. “The German Theater Production of Botho Strauss’s Jeffers—Akt I und  II.” JS 2.3 (Summer 1998): 4-5.

Hughey, Richard. “Letters: Una Jeffers to George Sterling.” JS 2.3 (Summer 1998): 13-20.

-----. “‘Ossian’s Grave’ Annotated.” JS 2.2 (Spring 1998): 11-24.

Kafka, Robert. “A Jeffersian Planetary Display.” JS 2.1 (Winter 1998): 10-12.

-----. “Jeffers Paraphrases Macbeth.” JS  2.3 (Summer 1998): 2-3.

-----.   “A Virtual Concordance to the Stanford University  Press Edition of The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers.” JS 2.1 (Winter 1998): 7-9. [Using the Chadwyck-Healy electronic-texts of the Stanford Collected Poetry found on Internet as accessed by institutional subscribers]

Karman, James. Introduction to Greenan Of Una Jeffers  (Ashland, Oregon: Story Line Press, 1998): vii-xxviii.  [Volume edited with extensive notes by Karman]

-----. “Robinson Jeffers: Dichter der americanischen Westkuste.” Jeffers—Akt I und II. Ed. Botho Strauss. Frankfurt: Strauss, 1998, 42-80.

Mackin, Kathleen. “Emerson, Whitman, and Jeffers: The Prophetic Charge of the Poet in the Unity of the World.” Jeffers Studies Online 2.4 (Fall 1998)  <www.jeffers.org>; printed, JS 2.4 (Fall 1998): 57-68.

Meador, Roy. “The Librarian Who Reads” [Lawrence Clark Powel].  Biblio 3.8 (September 1998): 36-41. [Jeffers discussed]

Miura, Tokuhiro. “Mushin in Jeffers: An Abstract.” JS 2.1 (Winter 1998): 13-14.

O’Hara, Noel. “Carmel Point to Ossian’s Grave: In Pursuit of Robinson Jeffers.” The Recorder: Journal of the American Irish Historical Society 2.1 (Spring 1998): 57-67.

Olson, Ted. “Four Recent Works on Robinson Jeffers.” Western American Literature  33.3 (Fall 1998):  292-300.

Rothman, David J. “‘Hurt Hawks’: Criticism.” Poetry for Students. Vol. 3.  Detroit: Gale Research, 1998, 143-47.

-----.  “I’m a Humanist”: The Poetic Past in Desert Solitaire.” Ed. Peter Quigley. Coyote in the Maze. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1998, 47-73.

Shreve, Anita. The Pilot’s Wife. New York: Little, Brown and Co., 1998. [Bestseller uses RJ’s  “Antrim” a leitmotif throughout.]

Smedshammer, Michael. “Modern Writers in New Mexico: Charles Lummis, Oliver La Farge, D.H. Lawrence, Willa Cather, and the Quest for Purpose and Place in the Southwest.” University of New Mexico dissertation, 1998; abstract, JS 2.3 (Spring 1999): 13-14.

Strauss, Botho, ed.  Jeffers—Akt I und II  [80-page playbill with Jeffers essay, poems, and James  Karman’s biographical essay]. Frankfurt: Botho Strauss,  1998.

Tangney, ShaunAnne. “‘Write the thing that thou has seen’: Recognizing the Apocalyptic in Robinson  Jeffers.” Jeffers Studies Online 2.2 (Spring 1998) www.jeffers.org>; printed, JS 2.4 (Fall 1998): 31-46.

Thiel, Diane M. “Passing the Torch.” World Wide Web Tor House Foundation Online page: Thiel 1998: 1-8.

Zentius, Michael Albert. “Learning to Climb” [original narrative poem in the tradition of Jeffers and Snyder]. San Jose State University masters project, 1998; abstract, JS 3.2 (Spring 1999): 14.

Ziolkowski, Theodore. The View from the Tower: Origins of an Antimodernist Image. Princeton: Princeton U P, 1998; review, JS 2/4 (Fall 1998): 7-11.   [Study of Rilke’s, Jung’s, & Jeffers’s towers as symbols.]

Baird, Jim. “Faust and The Women at Point Sur.”  Jeffers Studies Online 1.3 (Summer1997) <www,jeffers.org>; printed, JS 1.4 (Fall 1997): 28-39.

Brophy, Robert. “Robinson Jeffers and the Hogarth Press.” JS 1.2 (Spring 1997): 7-8.

Costley, Bill.  “Jeffers Appreciation in Contemporary Scotland.” JS 1.2  (Spring 1997): 10-11.

Ditsler, D.B. “California’s Pictorial Past Goes Digital: Jeffers Photos.” JS 1.2 (Spring 1997): 9.

Glaser, Kirk. “The Alchemy of Home in Jeffers’s ‘To the House.’” Jeffers Studies Online 1.1 (Winter 1997) <www.jeffers.org>; printed, JS 1.4 (Fall 1997):  3-14.

Hart, George. “The Poetics of Postmodernist and NeoRomantic Nature.” Stanford University dissertation, 1997.

Hatch, James Eddy. “Tor House: Lines from Robinson Jeffers.” Terre Haute: Indiana University, 1978. [Film set to the lines of RJ’s poems; later, NET special with Burgess Meredith reading.]

Hughey, Boon, and John Courtney. “Going After Azevedo: A Walk Around Pico Blanco.” JS 1.1 (Winter 1997): 28-32.

Jensen, Peter. “A Poet’s Coast: Exploring California’s Big Sur through  the Words of Robinson Jeffers.”  Country Living 1.1 (May/June 1997): 106-111.

Kafka, Robert. “Addenda to ‘The Prose of Robinson Jeffers: An Annotated Checklist.’” JS 1.1 (Winter 1997): 22-24.

-----, ed. “The Collected Early Verse of Robinson Jeffers, 1903-April 1914.” JS 1.3 (Summer  1997): whole issue, 124 pages.  Includes (essays): “Introduction”;  “Verses Published in Periodicals, 1903 - 1911”; “Verses Unpublished,  Written 1903-April 1914”; “A Note on Missing  Verses”; “Notes on the Poems.”

Morris, David Copland. “Courtesy in the Universe: Jeffers, Santayana, and the ‘Adult Habit of Thought.’” Jeffers Studies Online 1.2 (Spring 1997) ,www.jeffers.org>; printed JS 1.4 (Fall 1997):  40-84.

-----. “Inhumanism, Environmental Crisis, and the Canon of American Literature.” ISLE 4.2 (Fall 1997): 1-16.

Noble-Goodman, Stuart Allen. “Fields of Verse: Science, Technology, and the Poetry of Hart Crane and Robinson Jeffers.” Duke University dissertation 1995; abstract, JS 1.2 (Spring 1997): 11-12.

Quigley, Peter. “Expect Change; Nothing is Strange: Nature and the Poetics of Cultural Collapse and Renewal.” CEA Critic 60.1 (Fall 1997): 35-59.  [Jeffers, Snyder, and Eliot]

Rothman,  David J. “A Note on Jeffers  Research and Scholarship.” JS 1.1 (Winter 1997): 7-9.

Weissmuller, Constance. “The Leigh Wiener Collection.” JS 1.1 (Winter 1997): 25-27.

Zaller, Robert. “‘Home’: A ‘Lost’ Jeffers Narrative.” Western American Literature 32.2 (Summer 1997):  115-124.

-----. “Robinson Jeffers and the California Sublime.” Jeffers Studies Online 3.4; printed, JS 1.4 (Fall 1997): 40-84.

-----. “Robinson Jeffers, Narrative, and the Freudian Romance.” Journal of Narrative Technique  27:1 (Spring 1997): 234-248.

-----. “A Sketch for an Aesthetic: Process, Value, and Moral Beauty in Jeffers.”  JS 1.2 (Spring 1997): 18-28.