Useful annotated bibliography included. (DS)

Author's previous article covering French plays in New York, 1919-1944 appeared in The Modern Language Journal," v43 n3 p122-126 Mar 1959. (DS)

Surveys works of Damaso Alonso, Gerardo Diego, Francisco Garcia Pavon, Carmen Laforet, Jaime Salom and Rafael Sanchez Ferlosio. (DS)

The work of a number of American literary critics on the novels of contemporary Spanish women are reviewed. It is argued that the criticism generally suffers from ethnocentrism and lacks insight into the reality of the lives of Spanish women. The works of Matute, Martin, Gaite, and Quiroga, among others, are discussed. (EF)

Describes a case study of the composing strategies used by a professional writer, Donald Murray, concentrating on his planning and revision processes. (FL)

The list includes 244 completed works and 224 new topics of research. A few additions are made from previous years, and some title changes are reported. (MSE)

Presents information about book publishing in the German Democratic Republic (GDR), drawing on a variety of sources, including a survey sent to the publishing houses themselves. The reading public, organization of the publishing industry, and centralized administration are discussed. An appendix listing GDR publishers and a 33-item reference list…

College students evaluated academic articles differentially according to the author's name. Articles with either a male author's name or with author's initials were evaluated more favorably than articles with female author's name. (Author/MJL)

Describes a program designed to encourage children to write and publish their own books. Explains how the program has improved the writing and storytelling abilities of the children involved. (FL)

Encourages composition teachers to write and to use their writing in their teaching as a way to model writing processes, products, and attitudes for their students. (JL)

An award-winning author-illustrator reflects on some of his attitudes and feelings about his work, and on some factors which were important in his creation of a recent picture book for children. (PP)

Reviews "Dawn of Fear," a children's novel set in England in World War II that revolves around themes of childhood, aggression, and friendship. (AEA)

A study reviewed 45,000 articles and letters in eight medical and pharmacy journals with cross-over use to determine pharmacists' coauthorship patterns, and author dominance, frequency, and degrees. Pharmacists with PhDs are most common in medical journals; PharmDs in pharmacy journals. PharmDs as single authors and PhD coauthorship are most…