Echos du Commonwealth, 2 (see Journals); contains, pp. 8-18, 'Liste des thèses sur le Commonwealth', V. Dupont; French theses on Commonwealth topics, including literature, noted during 1973, under geographical headings.
2.
Asian and African Collections in British Libraries: Problems and Prospects , A.J. Benewick , 139 pp. Peter Peregrinus.
3.
Royal Commonwealth Society Library Notes, 204; contains, pp. 1-3, 'Commonwealth Literature: Its Study and Sources', D.H. Simpson; outline of organizations, brief general reading list.
4.
Third World Voices for Children, ed. R. E. McDowell and E. Lavitt, 146 pp. Allison & Busby, 1973, £I.75.
5.
'A Note on the Work of the Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies', C.D. Narasimhaiah, ACLALS Bulletin, [I2], pp. 1-5 (see Journals).
6.
'ACLALS European Conference at the University of Liège, 3-5 April I974', A. Niven, Commonwealth Newsletter, 6, pp. 6-7 (see Journals).
7.
'Commonwealth Conference: An African Occasion', P.C.M.Alcock, The Literary Half-yearly, XV, 1, pp. 135-40 (see INDIA, Journals); on ACLALS conference, Kampala, Jan. 1974.
8.
'Commonwealth Literature Studies in British Universities', A. Niven, Commonwealth, XVII, pp. 59-61 (Royal Commonwealth Society).
9.
'Current Literature I973: III. Commonwealth Literature', M.Thorpe, English Studies, LV, 6, pp. 546-56 (Swets & Zeitlinger, Amsterdam); reviews major pblns. appearing in Britain in 1973.
10.
Fossil and Psyche, Wilson Harris, 12 pp. African & Afro-American Studies Research Center, U. of Texas, Austin, pa.
11.
Homecoming: Essays on African and Caribbean Literature, Culture, and Politics, Ngugi wa Thiong'o, 155 pp. Lawrence Hill, New York, 1973; first pbld. 1972.
12.
— Reviewed, S. Macebuh, Okike, 5, pp. 73-6 (see AFRICA: GENERAL, Journals); and M. Okenimpke, Research in African Literatures, V, pp. 126-30 (AFRICA: GENERAL, Journals).
13.
'L'enseignement des littératures et civilisations des pays du Commonwealth en France', X. Pons, Echos du Commonwealth , 2, pp. 19-22 (see Journals).
14.
Literatures of the World in English, ed. with Introduction by B. King, xi+225 pp. Routledge & Kegan Paul , £3.95; essays by different hands on I0 literatures: Australia, Canada, England, India, Ireland, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, United States, West Indies.
15.
'Reflections on the Kingston Commonwealth Conference and West Indian Literature' , J. Healy , ACLALS Bulletin, [I2], pp. 32-40.
16.
'Regionalism and Commonwealth in Prose Fiction Contrasted', L.A. Leclaire, Echos du Commonwealth, 2, pp. 4-7.
17.
'Report on the ACLALS Conference in Kampala in I974', K.H.Petersen, Commonwealth Newsletter, 6, pp. 4-6.
18.
'Report on the Fourth Triennial Conference of A C L A L S, Held at Kampala, Uganda, from December 30th, I973 to January 6th, I974', C.D. Narasimhaiah, ACLALS Bulletin, [I2], pp. 41-44.
19.
'Report on the Nehru Seminar on Commonwealth Literature Held in the Department of English, University of Mysore', S.Daniel and K.C. Belliappa, ACLALS Bulletin , [I2], pp. 47-8.
20.
'The Association for Commonwealth Language and Literature Studies Conference in Kampala', H.H.A. Gowda, Research in African Literatures, V, pp. 219-22.
21.
'The Descent into the Underworld and Modern Black Fiction', M.G. Cooke, Iowa Review, V, pp. 72-90; on work by Ellison, Harris, Leroi Jones, Laye, Toomer, Tutuola.
22.
'The Richness and Variety of Commonwealth Poetry in the Common Language of English', C. Simmons, Commonwealth, XVIII, 5, pp. 17-18.
23.
'Uganda Turns It On', P.C.M. Alcock, Outrigger, 5, pp. 11-18 (see NEW ZEALAND, Journals); on ACLALS conference.
24.
'Visions of Africa in the Fiction of Chinua Achebe, Margaret Laurence, Elspeth Huxley and Ngugi wa Thiong'o', M.M. Githae-Mugo, Dissertation Abstracts International, XXXIV, pp. 5968A-69A ( New Brunswick).
25.
ACLALS Bulletin (Bulletin of the Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies). [I2] (unnumbered issue). ACLALS, English Dept., U. of Mysore, India.
26.
Ariel. See CANADA, Journals.
27.
Commonwealth Newsletter, 6. Dept. of English, U. of Aarhus, Denmark ; mimeographed.
28.
Echos du Commonwealth, 2. Société d'Etudes des pays du Commonwealth, Université, Pau, France; mimeographed.
29.
Moko: Newsletter, Canadian Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, I, 1-3. Dept. of English, U. of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, S7N oWo.
30.
WL WE (World Literature Written in English), XIII, 1-2. Dept. of English, U. of Texas, Arlington, Texas 760I0.