Revivalism à Clef, Revivalism sans Clef: Writing the Renaissance in James Stephens, Brinsley MacNamara, and Eimar O'Duffys.

The article reports that for all its pre-independence flowering, the fugitive genre of the period remains largely unexplored and under-examined in the critical accounts of revivalism. It notes that in writing of Ulysses, published just three months outside of the five-year window, Vivian Mercier could do little more than draw a direct line of influence back to Moore for the origin of Joyce's use of real people under their own names.