POETRY

The Naiad and Five Other Poems. Toronto: Ryerson, 1931.

The Complete Poems of Marjorie Pickthall. Toronto: McClelland, 1925.

Little Songs. Toronto: McClelland, 1925.

Two Poems. Toronto: Ryerson, 1923.

Mary Tired. London: Stonebridge Press, 1922.

The Woodcarver’s Wife, and Later Poems. Toronto: McClelland, 1922.

The Lamp of Poor Souls, and Other Poems. New York: Lane, 1916.

The Drift of Pinions. Montreal: University Magazine, 1913.

EDITED COLLECTIONS

The Selected Poems of Marjorie Pickthall. Ed. Lorne Pierce. Toronto: McClelland, 1957.

OTHER WORK

Angel’s Shoes, and Other Stories. London: Hodder, 1923.

The Bridge: A Story of the Great Lakes. London: Hodder, 1922.

Little Hearts. London: Methuen, 1915.

Billy’s Hero, or, The Valley of Gold. Toronto: Musson, 1908.

The Straight Road. Toronto: Musson, 1906.

Dick’s Desertion. Toronto: Musson, 1905.

Arnason, David. “Canadian Poetry: The Interregnum.” Canadian Verse II 1 (1975): 28-32.

Logan, J.D. Marjorie Pickthall: Her Poetic Genius and Art. Toronto: Allen, 1922.

Pierce, Lorne. Marjorie Pickthall: A Book of Remembrance. Toronto: Ryerson,1925.

Pierce, Lorne. Marjorie Pickthall: A Memorial Address Given at Victoria University, April 7, 1943, in Commemoration of the Twenty-First Anniversary of the Poet’s Death. Toronto: Ryerson, 1943.

Pratt, E.J. “Marjorie Pickthall.” The Canadian Forum 13 (1933): 334-335.

Relke, Diana M.A. “Demeter’s Daughter: Marjorie Pickthall and the Quest for Poetic Identity." Canadian Literature 114 (1987): 28-43.

Relke, Diana M.A. “Mother Nature, Daughter Culture: Marjorie Pickthall’s Quest for Poetic Identity.” Greenwor(l)ds: Ecocritical Readings of Canadian Women’s Poetry. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 1999. 67-94.

Toye, D.E. “The Poetry of Marjorie Pickthall.” Acta Victoriana 47 (1923): 15-18.

Whitney, V.L. “Marjorie Pickthall.” Acta Victoriana 39 (1915): 332-341.

Williamson, Janice. “Framed by History: Marjorie Pickthall’s Devices and Desire.” A Mazing Space: Writing Canadian Women Writing. Eds. Shirley Neuman and Smaro Kamboureli. Edmonton: Longspoon / Newest, 1986. 167-178.

DISSERTATIONS

Beattie, Alexander Munro. Advent of Modernism in Canadian Poetry in English, 1912-1940. Ph.D. Columbia University, 1957.

Relke, Diana M.A. Canadian Women Poets and Poetic Identity: A Study of Marjorie Pickthall, Constance Lindsay Skinner, and the Early Work of Dorothy Livesay. Ph.D. 1988

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