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Mary Colum
"A Woman of Some Importance," Freeman 2 (23 Feb. 1921), 572. Review of Margot Asquith: An Autobiography.
"The Quality of Mr. D. H. Lawrence," Freeman 3 (22 June 1921), 357-358. Review of The Lost Girl, by D. H. Lawrence.
"Mr. Tarkington and the Critics," Freeman 4 (28 Sept. 1921), 66-67. Review of Alice Adams, by Booth Tarkington.
"Literature and Journalism," Freeman 4 (30 Nov. 1921), 281-282. Review of The Triumph of the Egg, by Sherwood Anderson, and Erik Dorn, by Ben Hecht.
"John Dryden, Redivivus," Freeman 4 (25 Jan. 1922), 475-476. Review of The Poetry of John Dryden, by Mark Van Doren.
"Three Novels," Freeman 4 (8 Mar. 1922), 618-620. Review of The Beginning of Wisdom, by Stephen Vincent Benét, Brass, by Charles G. Norris, and To Let by John Galsworthy.
"Certificated, Mostly," Freeman 5 (26 Apr. 1922), 162-164. Review of The Beautiful and Damned, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Briary Bush, by Floyd Dell, and Rahab, by Waldo Frank.
"The Confessions of James Joyce," Freeman 5 (19 July 1922), 450-452. Review of Ulysses, by James Joyce.
"Two Irish Story-Tellers," Freeman 5 (2 Aug. 1922), 497-499. Review of Vocations, by Gerard O'Donovan, and The Hounds of Banba, by Daniel Corkery.
"In the Great Tradition," Freeman 6 (24 Jan. 1923), 474-475. Review of Mortal Coils, by Aldous Huxley.
"Three Women Novelists," Freeman 7 (18 Apr. 1923), 138-140. Review of The Judge, by Rebecca West, One of Ours, by Willa Cather, and Anne Severn and the Fieldings, by May Sinclair.
"The Reviewer Looks at the Doctor," Freeman 7 (15 Aug. 1923), 549-550. Review of The Doctor Looks at Literature, by Joseph Collins.
"Where Realism Ends," Freeman 8 (26 Sept. 1923), 56-58.
"The Moderns," Freeman 8 (17 Oct. 1923), 139-141. Review of City Block, by Waldo Frank, Waldo Frank: A Study, by Gorham B. Munson, Jacob's Room, by Virginia Woolf, and Geography and Plays, by Gertrude Stein.
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