Poetry and Magic, in Ted Hughes: Alternative Horizons, Moulin, J. (Ed.), Routledge, London, 2004. ISBN: 90 265 1973 7. This paper introduces Ted Hughes' use of Cabbala in Birthday Letters. It now forms the introductory chapter of the complete online book.
Howls &: Whispers. Examines Ted Hughes' use of Cabbala in his limited Edition publication, Howls &: Whispers. Online book.
Ted Hughes: The Poetic
Quest. University of New England Press,
Australia. (Out of print. A few copies are still available from the author).
An exploration of Ted Hughes use of myth, mysticism and alchemy
in Cave Birds, Remains of Elmet and River,
with detailed examination of many of the poems.
'Timeline', in The
Laughter of Foxes, Sagar, K. Liverpool University Press,
Liverpool, 2000, 2006. ISBN: 0 85325 565 1.
A chronological biography listing Ted Hughes' publications,
interests and life events.
Poems in The Saint Botolph's Review No.2, (Eds)Ross, D.A and Weissbort, D., Viper Press. May 2006. Poems. This Magazine also contains a previously unpublished article by Ted Hughes. Preview.
'Creatures of Light'. An invited paper presented at the Fifth International Ted Hughes Conference, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 2005. This paper discusses Ted Hughes's use of the serious, spiritual discipline of Cabbala, and the long tradition of its use in English poetry.
'Ted Hughes and the British Bardic
Tradition'. Third International Symposium on
Comparative Literature - Conference Papers, Cairo University,
Egypt, 1995
Some reflections on a Poet Laureate's training, its Celtic
origins and the traditional role of the bard.
'Regeneration in Remains of
Elmet', in The Challenge of Ted Hughes, Sagar,
K.(Ed), The Macmillan Press Ltd., London, 1994. ISBN: 0 333 61063
6.
A discussion of Ted Hughes' re-creation of his Yorkshire
homeland, with close reference to many of the Elmet poems.
'Wolfwatching', in Critical
Essays on Ted Hughes, Scigaj, L.(Ed), G.K.Hall, Boston, 1992.
ISBN: 0 816 8872 6.
An exploration of Ted Hughes' use of the wolf as a symbol and a
mask in his poetry, with discussion of many of his 'wolf'
poems.
'Understanding Ted Hughes'. A brief introduction to the poetry of Ted Hughes, with reference to poems by both Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath. English in Australia, No.74, December 1985.
Ted Hughes' Memorial Service. A personal record of the service held in Westminster Abbey on 13 May, 1999. New England Review, No. 10, Winter 1999. ISSN 1037-7999.