Harry Crews: mentor and friend
Larry Brown
págs. 8-12
''Is your novel worth a damn?'': meeting Harry Crews
Tim Mclaurin
págs. 13-14
''The use of I, lovely and terrifying word'': autobiographical authority and the representation of ''Redneck'' masculinity in a childhood
James H. Watkins
págs. 15-26
Silences, criticisms, and laments: political implications in the work of Harry Crews
Gary L. Long
págs. 27-41
''Everthing is eatins evething else'': the naturalistic impulse in Harry Crews''s a Feast of Snakes
Tim Edwards
págs. 42-53
Having a hard time of it: women in the novels of Harry Crews
Elise S. Lake
págs. 54-65
Harry Crews''s home place: an excursion into wiregrass country and the carnivalesque
Jerrilyn Mcgregory
págs. 66-73
Harry Crews''s away games: home and sport in a Feast of Snakes and Body
Scott Romine
págs. 74-87
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