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- T. Texas Drives the Back Roads (aka Burma Shave)
- T. Texas Sets Out to Set the TV Announcer Straight
- Taking the Hawk’s Place: The Lyric Voice of Narrative in Jeffers’ Point Sur
- Textual Mediation
- Textual Mediation
- The Awkward Marriage: Speaking, Writing, and (Digital) Media
- The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers
- The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers: Volume Five, Commentary and Critical Apparatus
- The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers: Volume Four, Poetry 1903-1920, Prose, and Unpublished Writings
- The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers: Volume One, 1920-1928
- The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers: Volume Three, 1939-1962
- The Collected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers: Volume Two, 1928-1938
- The Muse Learns to Tape
- The Politics That Aren’t in the Poetry of Robinson Jeffers
- The Problematic Nature of Tamar and Other Poems
- The Sayings & Wisdom of Dr. Twang (aka Dr. Twang’s Little Blue Book), as Gathered from His Guitar Case, Transcribed from Various Bar Napkins and other Ephemera & Arranged & Edited by Professor B. S. Cou de Rouge, PhD, Southeast West State University
- The Selected Poetry of Robinson Jeffers
- The Tao of Twang
- The Textuality of Soulwork: Kerouac’s Quest for Spontaneous Prose
- The There There and Not There in the Writing of Writing: Textuality and Modern American Poetry
- The Thickening Empire: Jeffers’ Struggle with History
- The Voice within the Voice: Hearing Jeffers´ Poetry through the Letters
- The Women at Point Sur
- Til Twangdom Come
- To Date or Not to Date: Jeffers’ “Pearl Harbor”
- Twangdom
- Twice upon a Road: The Scroll and Viking Versions of On the Road
