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Literature, American |
Author: Judy K. MorrisPub Date: August 2001 A practical, time- and workshop-tested approach to writing fiction for children, entertainingly told learn more... |
Author: Harry PartchPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2000 learn more... |
Author: Rosa A. EberlyPub Date: 2000 The condition of our public discussions about literary and cultural works has much to say about the condition of our democracy and the author argues for more public discourse--in classrooms, newspapers, magazines, etc. to reclaim a public voice on national artistic matters. learn more... |
Author: Edgar Allan PoePub Date: 2000 learn more... |
Author: Edited by David Stanley and Elaine ThatcherPub Date: 2000 This is the first sustained and serious look at the traditions, history, and contribution that cowboy poets and cowboy poetry have made to American life and culture. learn more... |
Author: Kimberly Rae ConnorPub Date: March 2000 Extends the tradition of the slave narrative to contemporary artists and demonstrates how they all work toward a “liberation theology”--even though it may not be traditionally Christian or sacred. learn more... |
Author: Rachel RubinPub Date: April 2000 A look at the Jewish gangster between the wars (focusing on the Russian writer, Isaac Babel, and Americans Gold, Ornitz, and Fuchs but also taking into consideration cartoons, movies, and modernist painting), Rubin sees the “gangster” as a way Jewish writers could examine their place in world literature. learn more... |
Author: Jack S. BalchPub Date: 2000 learn more... |
Author: Henry S. SaltPub Date: 2000 A definitive and much-admired biography of Thoreau, now made available (and affordable!) in this first-ever paperback edition of Henry Salt’s final version. learn more... |
Author: Phineas T. Barnum Introduction by Terence WhalenPub Date: 2000 In this first reprinting in paperback of Barnum's “original” biography, it will be easy to understand how he was able to create the “Greatest Show on Earth,” a show as outrageous and entertaining as Barnum himself learn more... |
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