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James Branch Cabell
Literary Life and Legacy
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Life and Times
Biography
Mother Goose Birthday Party (1884)
Banning Jurgen
Jurgen and the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice
The Judging of Jurgen by James Branch Cabell (1920)
Jurgen in Letters
Jurgen In the News (1922)
Jurgen Acquittal – October 19, 1922
Jurgen: After the trial
Priscilla Bradley Shepherd Cabell
Louisa Nelson
Louisa Nelson – death notices and obituaries (1904)
The Reviewer
The Virginia Writer’s Club
Cabell’s Writing
Getting Started
Cabell’s Books and their Revisions
The Quotable Cabell
Epigraphs
Essays and Short Stories
Before Aesred (1931)
A Note on Alcoves (1922)
The New Virginia (1907)
Poetry
“On Meter” – Cabell’s first poem
For Hunter Stagg – Smire
Scholarship and Criticism
Foundational Reading
Speaking Cabell: Literary Terms
Journals
Kalki: Studies in James Branch Cabell
The Cabellian: A Journal of the Second American Renaissance
Bibliographies
Introduction to Scholarly Bibliography
Cabell’s Bibliographers
Thorne and Lloyd’s Illustrated Bibliography
Archival Collections
Duke’s Catalogue of Cabell’s Library
Hagiography and The High Place (1998)
Inspired by Cabell
Cabell’s Illustrators
Maps of Poictesme
Jurgen – Symphonic Poem and Modern Dance
Jurgen: Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 17. Performance by Michael Keith
Adaptations and Interpretations
Cabell at VCU
James Branch Cabell Library
Cabell’s Personal Library
The Cabell Associates
The Cabell Prize 1998 – 2000
VCU Cabell First Novelist Award
Jurgen Comics Contest
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