Criticism

• In the Elegiac Mode.(Crossing the Salt Flats)(Today I Belong to Agnes)(Telling Stories)(Weathers: Peom New and Selected)(Book Review). Paul Milton. Canadian Literature 185 (Summer 2005): p192(3).
• Cape Enrage: poems on a raised beach by Douglas Lochhead.(Book Review). Jeffery Donaldson. Antigonish Review 133 (Spring 2003): p109(5).
• Poetry.(part 2)(Letters in Canada 2000). Julia Reibetanz. University of Toronto Quarterly 71.1 (Winter 2001): p38(52).
• Homage to Henry Alline & Other Poems. Cynthia Messenger. Canadian Literature n150 (Autumn 1996 n150): pp168(3).
• Homage to Henry Alline and Other Poems. Kenneth Sherman. The Dalhousie Review 73.n3 (Fall 1993): pp406(4).
• "To tell tales of wilderness": Douglas Lochhead's Homage to Henry Alline & other poems and Black festival. Peter Sanger. Antigonish Review 93-4 (Spring-Summer 1993): p165-77.
• Upper Cape poems. Antigonish Review 81-82 (Spring-Summer 1990): p175-82.
• Real round of the saying: an introduction to the poetry of Douglas Lochhead. Peter Sanger. Antigonish Review 76 (Winter 1989): p129-150.
• Upper Cape Poems. Elizabeth Brewster. The Dalhousie Review 69.n3 (Fall 1989): pp458(3).
• Confessions of an unrepentant generalist.Laurel Boone. Studies in Canadian Literature 13.1 (Annual 1988): p107-25.
• High Marsh Road.(Book Review). Essays on Canadian Writing (Summer 1985): p260.
• Ann Munton, "Return, Toronto to the Tantramar: Regional Poetics, the Long Poem, and Douglas Lochhead," Essays on Canadian Writing 31 (1985): 251-61.
• Douglas Lochhead, "Atlantic Regionalism and Literature: Some Bibliographic Comments," Essays on Canadian Writing 31 (1986): 262-66.

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