How Tom Sawyer Played Robin Hood By the BookGRIBBEN A.English Language Notes. 1976, Vol 13, Num 3, pp 201-204Article

Anatole France and Mark Twain's SatanGRIBBEN A.American Literature. 1976, Vol 47, Num 4, pp 634-635Article

It Is Unsatisfactory to Read to One's Self: Mark Twain's Informal ReadingsGRIBBEN A.Quarterly (The) Journal of Speech. 1976, Vol 62, Num 1, pp 49-56Article

Mark Twain Reads Longstreet's Georgia ScenesGRIBBEN, A.Costerus Blacksburg, Va. 1978, Vol p. vol, pp 103-112Article

The Heart Is Insatiable : A Selection from Edith Wharton's Letters to Norton Fullerton 1907-1915GRIBBEN, A.The Library chronicle of the University of Texas at Austin. 1985, Num 31, pp 7-71, issn 0024-2241Article

Those Other Thematic Patterns in Mark Twain's Writings in Mark TwainGRIBBEN, A.Studies in American Fiction. 1985, Vol 13, Num 2, pp 185-200Article

Táin Bó Cu ailnge : A Place on the Map, a Place in the MindGRIBBEN, A.Western folklore. 1990, Vol 49, Num 3, pp 277-291, issn 0043-373XArticle

That Pair of Spiritual Derelicts : The Poe-Twain RelationshipGRIBBEN, A.Poe Studies. 1985, Vol 18, Num 2, pp 17-21, issn 0090-5224Article

Stolen from Books, Tho'Credit Given: Mark Twain's Use of Literary SourcesGRIBBEN, A.Mosaic. A Journal for the Comparative Study of Literature and Ideas Winnipeg. 1979, Vol 12, Num 4, pp 149-155Article