On the Pitfalls of Literary Biography: the case of Joan Givner and Katherine Anne Porter
págs. 129-138
James Thurber: a humorist haunted by Poe
Burton R. Pollin
págs. 139-159
"Watching Days of Our Lives for thirty years with the sound off": Walker Percy and the "Speaking Eye"
Charles Fister
págs. 160-168
The sorceress and her inquisitor: Landcelot's "Demonic Woman"
Jennifer Lee
págs. 169-179
"What your huntin, man?": Lady May and Language in Eudora Welty's Losing Battles
págs. 180-186
Re-visioning the Wilderness: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Ellen Foster
Kristina K. Groover
págs. 187-197
"You have your ma's eyes": modernity, narration and the feminine in Allen Tate's The Fathers
Catherine Gunter Kodat
págs. 198-211
The father/daughter collaboration of Aleck Maury Sportsman: 2123
Steven T. Ryan
págs. 212-220
"Folks Gwine Talk Sumpin' Scan'lous": Margaret Mitchell, Frances Newman, and the Art of Gossip
Reginald Abbott
págs. 221-237
Fear of flying: the early poetry of Agnes Grinstead Anderson
Josephine Haley Neill
págs. 238-254
Tempting the Child: The Lyrical madness of Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian
Jay Twomey
págs. 255-265
Manly beauty and southern heroism: The example of William Gilmore Simms
Gary Mcdonald
págs. 266-276
Colonization and the American Indian in Simms's "Lucas de Ayllon": 624
Peter G. Murphy
págs. 277-282
Narrating the Grotesque: The Rhetoric of Humor in John Kennedy Toole's A Confederacy of Dunces
Michael Kline
pág. 283
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