An essay examining her life and Book. By the Rev. Grant S. Carey.

Notes from an introductory course on the history of civilization, taught at West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

Very brief profile.

Brief biographical entry.

Resources for studying Kempe in her cultural and social context, particularly the material culture of the 15th-century East Anglian parish. Includes the text of her Book, links to contemporary religious figures, medieval iconography.

Brief profile, courtesy of the Liturgical Commission of the Church of England.

Reflection on Kempe's search for God, by Mary Ann Jeffreys.

Biographical article by Isabelle de Foix. Includes bibliography.

Clarissa W. Atkinson's book reviewed by JoAnn Wolski Conn, in "Theology Today," April 1984.

By Carolyn Coulson. Published in "Essays in Medieval Studies," vol. 12.

Lecture notes, from an introductory university course on medieval history, taught by Lynn Harry Nelson.

Brief biography, excerpts from her Book, annotated bibliography, and directory of selected online resources.

Paper presented by Thomas L. Long at the 1999 International Congress on Medieval Studies. Kempe, according to her Book, spent a great deal of energy trying to gain ecclesiastical approval of her spirituality. The Book itself is an extension of this.

Brief biography, itinerary, maps of the route of her pilgrimage to Jerusalem, student seminar papers, annotated bibliography. Also includes the Butler-Bowden translation of pertinent chapters from her Book.

Brief, sympathetic essay on the most colorful and outrageous of the great British mystics.

Brief biography, and annotated bibliography.