Trombley, Hebert, "High failure rate haunts minority contract efforts", 1987-12-30 

View of buildings along Juan Street in Los Angeles's Chinatown, including a "haunted house", November 1933 

Exterior view of a "haunted house" on Juan Street, Chinatown, November 1933 

View of Juan Street in Los Angeles's Chinatown, showing a reportedly haunted house, November 1933 

Exorcising Shakespeare: intertextual hauntings, lethal inheritance, and lost traditions 

Korean American han: forgotten histories, haunted spaces 

The haunted frontier: troubling gothic conventions in nineteenth-century literature of the American west 

The cyborg in the basement: hauntedness and narrative transmography 

Domestic topographies: gender and the house in the nineteenth-century British novel 

Trombley, Hebert, "High failure rate haunts minority contract efforts", 1987-12-30 

Specters of miscegenation: blood, belonging, and the reproduction of blackness 

Migratory wounds: relayed trauma in contemporary poetry (critical); Seiche (creative) 

The haunted assassin 

The Flying ________. [critical dissertation]; &, Welcome to the Coon Show [creative dissertation] 

Legal spectres, narrative ghosts: mothers and the law in the Victorian novel 

Beautiful lost causes: quixotic reform and the Victorian Novel 

Contemporary European cinema in a transnational perspective: aftereffects of 1989 

The housing of wandering minds in Victorian cultural discourses 

Photograph album 8, page 34 

The Southern California Anthology, v. 16 (1999) 

Between homes: moving house in the Victorian novel and popular culture; and, Heroine (poems) 

Embracing the demon: the monstrous child in Japanese literature and cinema, 1946-2008 

Paper house 

Kindred specters: Mourning, ethics, and "social death" 

Ambrose Bierce's naturalism in "Can Such Things Be?"