Shelley's Cenci: Scorpions Ringed with Fireby Stuart CurranReview by: Joseph DonohueKeats-Shelley Association of America1971DOI 10.2307/30212724
Poetic Form and British Romanticismby Stuart CurranReview by: Anne F. JanowitzJSTOR1989DOI 10.2307/25600763
Poetic Form and British Romanticismby Stuart CurranReview by: Marshall BrownKeats-Shelley Association of America (ISSN 0453-4387)1988DOI 10.2307/30209899
The Cambridge Companion to British Romanticismby Stuart CurranReview by: Kenneth R. JohnstonJSTOR1994DOI 10.2307/25601092
Poetic Form and British Romanticismby Stuart CurranReview by: Harold PagliaroJSTOR1990DOI 10.2307/3194834
Shelley: Poet and Legislator of the Worldby Betty T. Bennet; Stuart CurranReview by: Paulette ScottRocky Mountain Modern Language Association1997DOI 10.2307/1348105
Mary Shelley in Her Timesby Betty T. Bennett; Stuart CurranReview by: Harriet Kramer LinkinJSTOR2002DOI 10.2307/3201676
Shelley's "Annus Mirabilis": The Maturing of an Epic Vision . Stuart Curran.Karl KroeberUniversity of Chicago Press1976DOI 10.1086/twc24040043
Shelley: Poet and Legislator of the Worldby Betty T. Bennett; Stuart CurranReview by: Kim WheatleyJSTOR1999DOI 10.2307/25601407
The Works of Charlotte Smith. Volumes I-Vby Charlotte Smith; Stuart Curran; Michael Gamer; Judith Stanton; Kristina StraubReview by: Gary KellyKeats-Shelley Association of America2007DOI 10.2307/30210585