American literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism
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American literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism
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American literature
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Incoming Resources
- From the dark tower, Afro-American writers (1900 to 1960), by Arthur P. Davis
- One true sentence, writers & readers on Hemingway's art, Mark Cirino and Michael Von Cannon ; with an introduction by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick
- A voice of one's own, conversations with America's writing women, Mickey Pearlman and Katherine Usher Henderson
- In the company of radical women writers, Rosemary Hennessy
- Savage journey, Hunter S. Thompson and the weird road to Gonzo, Peter Richardson
- Women of the Harlem renaissance, Cheryl A. Wall
- The emergence of the Harlem Renaissance, edited with introductions by Cary D. Wintz
- West of Harlem, African American writers and the borderlands, Emily Lutenski
- In the life and in the spirit, homoerotic spirituality in African American literature, Marlon Rachquel Moore
- New Negro, old Left, African-American writing and Communism between the wars, William J. Maxwell
- Writers of the Black Chicago renaissance, edited by Steven C. Tracy
- The Romantics and us, essays on literature and culture, edited by Gene W. Ruoff
- Emmett Till in literary memory and imagination, edited by Harriet Pollack and Christopher Metress
- The politics and aesthetics of "New Negro" literature, edited with introductions by Cary D. Wintz
- From Native Son to King's Men, the literary landscape of 1940s America, Robert McParland
- Thinking through crisis, depression-era black literature, theory, and politics, James Edward Ford III
- Impermanent Blackness, the making and unmaking of interracial literary culture in modern America, Korey Garibaldi
- Black regions of the imagination, African American writers between the nation and the world, Eve E. Dunbar
- The invention of Native American literature, Robert Dale Parker
- Excavating Exodus, biblical typology and racial solidarity in African American literature, by J. Laurence Cohen
- Black writers interpret the Harlem Renaissance, edited with introductions by Cary D. Wintz
- Strangers at home, American ethnic modernism between the World Wars, Rita Keresztesi
- THE EDITOR, HOW PUBLISHING LEGEND JUDITH JONES SHAPED CULTURE IN AMERICA, Sara B Franklin
- Desegregating desire, race and sexuality in Cold War American literature, Tyler T. Schmidt
- The literary mafia, Jews, publishing, and postwar American literature, Josh Lambert
- A chance meeting, intertwined lives of American writers and artists, 1854-1967, Rachel Cohen
- The trip to Echo Spring, on writers and drinking, Olivia Laing
- Soldiers once and still, Ernest Hemingway, James Salter & Tim O'Brien, Alex Vernon
- Hatchet jobs, writings on contemporary fiction, Dale Peck
- The critics and the Harlem Renaissance, edited with introductions by Cary D. Wintz
- Raymond Carver's What we talk about when we talk about love, bookmarked, Brian Evenson ; Kirby Gann, series editor
- Breaking the rule of cool, interviewing and reading women beat writers, Nancy M. Grace and Ronna C. Johnson
- On the fly!, hobo literature and songs, 1879-1941, edited by Iain McIntyre
- Liberating voices, oral tradition in African American literature, Gayl Jones
- Alfred Kazin's America, critical and personal writings, edited and with an introduction by Ted Solotaroff
- Unbecoming Americans, writing race and nation from the shadows of citizenship, 1945-1960, Joseph Keith
- Popular fronts, Chicago and African-American cultural politics, 1935-46, Bill V. Mullen
- Black culture and the Harlem Renaissance, Cary D. Wintz
- The Black cultural front, Black writers and artists of the Depression generation, Brian Dolinar
- The Beats, a literary history, Steven Belletto
- The American adrenaline narrative, Kristin J. Jacobson
- Black writers and Latin America, cross-cultural affinities, Richard L. Jackson
- Ear training, literary essays, William H. Pritchard
- Girl in a library, on women writers & the writing life, Kelly Cherry
- Reading black books, how African American literature can make our faith more whole and just, Claude Atcho
- Reading black, reading feminist, a critical anthology, edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr
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