WORKS

POETRY

The Self of Loss, New and Selected Poems. Fredericton: Fiddlehead Poetry Books, 1976.

Extended. Fredericton: Fiddlehead Poetry Books, 1967.

Twice to Flame. Scarborough: McGraw Hill Ryerson Limited, 1961.

Songs for Swift Feet. Dorothy Roberts as Gostwick Roberts. 1927.
CRITICISM

Grosholtz, E. “Form, Flux and Pattern: The Poetry of Dorothy Roberts.” Cumberland Poetry Review 1985.

Tregebov, Rhea. “Dorothy Roberts 1906-1993.” Canadian Literature Spring (1994): 156.
BIOGRAPHY
Dorothy Roberts was born in 1906 in Fredericton, New Brunswick. She attended both the University of New Brunswick and Connecticut State University. She was the neice of New Brunswick poet Charles G.D Roberts. Roberts died in Pennsylvania in April of 1993.

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