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2018. The Edinburgh Companion to Fin-de-Siecle Literature, Culture and the Arts Edinburgh University Press.
2016. Challenges in Editing Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Prose Fiction: What is "Editorial Completeness"? English Literature in Transition. 59(4),
2016. Politics and the Literary. In: Oxford Handbook of Victorian Literary Culture Oxford University Press. 65-82
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 2012. The textual condition of nineteenth-century literature Routledge.
GUY, J.M., 2012. 'The chimneyed city': imagining the north in Victorian literature. In: COCKIN, K., ed., The literary north Palgrave Macmillan. 22-37
GUY, J.M., 2012. Wilde's De Profundis and book history: mute manuscripts English Literature in Transition, 1880-1920. 55(4), 419-440 GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 2011. The Routledge concise history of nineteenth-century literature Routledge.
GUY, J.M., ed., 2007. Scholarly edition of Oscar Wilde. The complete works of Oscar Wilde: Volume 4: Criticism: Historical Criticism, Intentions, The Soul of Man Oxford: Oxford University Press.
GUY, J.M., 2007. Cultural value versus financial capital: defining literary value at the fin de siecle. In: O'GORMAN, F., ed., Victorian literature and finance Oxford: Oxford University Press. 173-191
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 2006. Studying Oscar Wilde: history, criticism, myth Greensboro: E.L.T. Press.
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 2006. Reading De profundis English Literature in Transition. 49(2), 123-149 GUY, J.M., 2005. Specialisation and social utility: disciplining English studies. In: DAUNTON, M., ed., The organisation of knowledge in Victorian Britain Oxford: Oxford University Press. 199-217
GUY, J.M., 2005. Allusion in Oscar Wilde's 'The Canterville ghost' Short Story Criticism. 77,
GUY, J.M., 2003. The soul of man under socialism: a (con)-textual History. In: BRISTOW, J., ed., Wilde writings: contextual conditions Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 59-85
GUY, J.M., 2001. Editing Wilde: intention, plagiarism and allusion Inbetween essays & studies in literary criticism. 10, 169-183
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 2000. The British 'man of letters' and the rise of the professional. In: LITZ, A.W., MENAND, L. and RAINEY, L., eds., The Cambridge history of literary criticism: modernism and the new criticism Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 377-388
GUY, J.M., 2000. 'Trafficking with merchants for his soul': Dante Gabriel Rossetti among the aesthetes Proceedings of the British Academy. 105, 171-186
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 2000. Oscar Wilde's profession: writing and the culture industry in the late nineteenth century Oxford: Oxford University Press.
GUY, J.M., 1999. Aesthetics, economics and commodity culture: theorizing value in late nineteenth-century Britain English Literature in Transition. 42(2), 143-171
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1999. How many 'bags of red gold'?: the extent of Wilde's success as a dramatist English Literature in Transition. 42(3), 283-297
GUY, J.M., 1998. Self-plagiarism, creativity and craftsmanship in Oscar Wilde English Literature in Transition. 41, 6-23
GUY, J.M., 1998. The Victorian age: an anthology of sources and documents London: Routledge.
GUY, J.M., 1998. Allusion in Oscar Wilde's 'The Canterville ghost' Notes and Queries. 243, 224-226
GUY, J.M., 1996. The Victorian social-problem novel: the market, the individual and communal life Basingstoke: Macmillan.
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1993. Politics and value in English studies: a discipline in crisis? Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1991. Usefulness in literary history British Journal of Aesthetics. 31, 259-264 (In Press.)
GUY, J.M., 1991. The British avant-garde: the theory and politics of tradition Brighton: Harvester Wheatsheaf.
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I, 1990. Rewriting re-reading English English. 29, 49-59 (In Press.)
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1990. Critical opinion: English in crisis? II Essays in Criticism. 40, 185-197
GUY, J.M., 1990. The concept of tradition and late nineteenth-century British avant-garde movements Prose Studies. 13, 250-260 (In Press.)
GUY, J.M., SMALL, I. and WALSH, M., 1990. The profession of English English Association Newsletter. 131, (In Press.)
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1990. Aestheticism, the 'literary' and the founding of English as a discipline English Literature in Transition. 33, 443-453
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1989. Critical opinion: English in crisis? Essays in Criticism. 39, 185-195
GUY, J.M. and SMALL, I., 1989. The French Revolution and the British avant-garde. In: CROSSLEY, C. and SMALL, I., eds., The French Revolution and British culture Oxford: Oxford University Press. 141-155