Vol. I (1974)
The Dimensions of the Midwest |
David D. Anderson |
7 |
Slave Narrative Turning Midwestern: Deadwood Dick Rides into Difficulties |
Ronald Primeau |
16 |
Clarence S. Darrow, Literary Realist: Theory and Practice |
Alma J. Payne |
36 |
Vachel Lindsay: The Midwest as Utopia |
Blair Whitney |
46 |
The Urban-Rural Vision of Carl Sandburg |
Paul J. Ferlazzo |
52 |
A Note on Hemingway as Poet |
Linda W. Wagner |
58 |
Earth Mothers, Succubi, and Other Ectoplasmic Spirits: The Women in Sherwood Anderson's Short Stories |
William V. Miller |
64 |
Anderson's Twisted Apples and Hemingway's Crips |
Paul P. Somers, Jr. |
82 |
Edgar A. Guest: Twentieth Century Paradox |
Frances Ewert |
98 |
A Ripening Eye: Wright Morris and the Fields of Vision |
Gerald Nemanic |
120 |
Vol II. (1975)
Preface |
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3 |
The Uncritical Critics: American Realists and the Lincoln Myth |
David D. Anderson |
7 |
The Return of St. Louis' Prodigal Daughter: Kate Chopin After Seventy Years |
Joyce Ruddel Ladenson |
24 |
Ross Lockridge, Raintree Country, and the Epic of irony |
Gerald C. Nemanic |
35 |
Knights in Disguise: Lindsay and Maiakovski as Poets of the People |
Marc Chénetier |
47 |
Floyd Dell: Freedom or Marriage |
Gerald L. Marriner |
63 |
The First Nick Romano: The Origins of Knock on Any Door |
Robert E. Fleming |
80 |
Community and Self in the Midwest Town: Floyd Dell's Moon-Calf |
Park Dixon Goist |
88 |
Lizzie Dahlberg and Eula Varner: Two Modern Perspectives on the Earth Mother |
Robert L. Kindrick |
93 |
Compulsive and Monumental: a review essay |
Thomas J. Schlereth |
112 |
The Annual Bibliography of Studies in Midwestern Literature for 1973 |
Donald S. Pady, editor |
118 |
Vol. III (1976)
Preface |
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3 |
Notes Toward a Definition of the Mind of the Midwest |
David D. Anderson |
7 |
Poets of the Moving Frontier |
William D. Elliott |
17 |
Primitivism in Stories by Willa Cather and Sherwood Anderson |
Robert A. Martin |
39 |
Women as Social Critics in Sister Carrie,Winesburg, Ohio, and Main Street |
Nancy Bunge |
46 |
The Fiction of Wright Morris: The Sense of Ending |
Ralph N. Miller |
56 |
Wright Morris's One Day |
G. B. Crump |
77 |
A Forgotten Landmark in Dramatic Realism |
Herbert Bergman |
92 |
The World of Petroleum V. Nasby |
James C. Austin |
101 |
Mark Twain and the Clock |
Nancy H. Pogel |
122 |
The Annual Bibliography of Studies in Midwestern Literature for 1974 |
Donald L. Pady, editor |
135 |
Vol. IV (1977)
Preface |
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3 |
The Queen City and a New Literature |
David D. Anderson |
7 |
Midwestern Travel Literature of the Nineteenth Century: Romance and Reality |
Douglas A. Noverr |
18 |
The Comic Song in the American Midwest, 1825-1875 |
Jeremy Mattson |
30 |
The Past is Prologue: Chicago's Early Writing |
Kenny J. Williams |
56 |
Norwegian Immigrant Novels Set in Chicago |
Gerald Thorson |
74 |
Carl Sandburg, Lyric Poet |
John T. Flanagan |
89 |
In Another Country: The Revolt from the Village |
Barry Gross |
101 |
The Presence of the Past in the Heartland: Raintree Country Revisited |
Joel M. Jones |
112 |
The American Dream: From F. Scott Fitzgerald to Herbert Gold |
Ellen Serlen |
122 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1975 |
Donald S. Pady, Editor |
138 |
Vol. V (1978)
Preface |
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3 |
The Varieties of Humor in John Hay's Pike County Ballads |
John E. Hallwas |
7 |
Edward Eggleston and the Evangelical Consciousness |
Madonna C. Kolbenschlag |
19 |
Lucy Monroe's "Chicago Letter" to The Critic, 1893-1896 |
James Stronks |
30 |
"Awakened and Harmonized:" Edgar Lee Masters' Emersonian Midwest |
Ronald Primeau |
39 |
Mid American Poetry in Midwestern Little Magazines |
Philip Greasley |
50 |
Dispersion and Direction: Sherwood Anderson, the Chicago Renaissance, and the American Mainstream |
David D. Anderson |
66 |
Striving for Power: Hemingway's Classical Neurosis and Creative Force |
Jacqueline Tavernier-Corbin |
76 |
"The Divine Average": Contemporary Missouri Verse |
Robert L. Kindrick |
96 |
Whatever Happened to Willard Motley? A Documentary |
Ray Lewis White |
111 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1976 |
Donald S. Pady, Editor |
138 |
Vol. VI (1979)
Preface |
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4 |
Grass/Grassroots—American Metaphor/American Cliché |
Emma S. Thornton and Pauline Adams |
7 |
The Midwestern Town in Midwestern Fiction |
David D. Anderson |
27 |
The Genteel Poetry of William Dean Howells |
Bernard F. Engel |
44 |
Image of Womanhood in the Spoon River Portraits |
Evelyn Schroth |
62 |
The Popular Writer, Professors, and the Making of a Reputation: The Case of Carl Sandburg |
Paul Ferlazzo |
72 |
Myth and Midwestern Landscape: Sherwood Anderson's Mid-American Chants |
Philip Greasley |
79 |
The Family in Booth Tarkington's Growth Trilogy |
Charlotte LeGates |
88 |
Two Regional Stories by Don Marquis |
John E. Hallwas |
100 |
Fitzgerald's Midwest: "Something Gorgeous Somewhere"—Somewhere Else |
Barry Gross |
111 |
Penman for the People: Justice Voelker (Robert Traver) |
John C. Hepler |
127 |
Evan S. Connell Jr.'s Mrs. Bridge and Mr. Bridge: A Critical Documentary |
Ray Lewis White |
141 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1977 |
Donald S. Pady and Robert Beasecker, Editors |
160 |
Vol. VII (1980)
Preface |
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5 |
Daniel Drake, M.D.: The Franklin of the West |
David D. Anderson |
9 |
The Poetry of John Howard Bryant |
John E. Hallwas |
27 |
Voltairine de Cleyre's Feminism: A Study of Her Theory and Characterization |
Marilyn Judith Atlas |
40 |
Spoon River Anthology: An Introduction |
Robert Narveson |
52 |
Sherwood Anderson's Death in the Woods: Toward a New Realism |
Mary Anne Ferguson |
73 |
Sherwood Anderson's Many Marriages: A Model of the Most Perilous Journey |
Mia Klein |
96 |
Leo Markun: Mrs. Grundy's Bad Boy |
William F. Ryan |
108 |
Saxton's Late-Proletarian Triptych: To Chicago and West |
Frederick C. Stern |
133 |
Edward Leuders' Clam Lake Papers |
John Stark |
156 |
The Early Fiction of William H. Gass: A Critical Commentary |
Ray Lewis White |
164 |
Midwestern Regionalist Painting and the Origins of Midwestern Popular Culture |
Douglas A. Noverr |
178 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1978 |
Donald S. Pady and Robert Beasecker, Editors |
193 |
Vol. VIII (1981)
Preface |
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5 |
Sinclair Lewis and the Nobel Prize |
David D. Anderson |
9 |
Ernest Hemingway: A Reader's Perspective |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
22 |
The "Figurine" in the China Cabinet: Saul Bellow and the Nobel Prize |
Marilyn Judith Atlas |
36 |
The Problem of Unity in The Valley of Shadows |
John E. Hallwas |
50 |
Brand Whitlock's Literary Reputation in Belgium, 1917-1934 |
Paul W. Miller |
58 |
Willa Cather and the "American Metaphysic" |
Barry Gross |
68 |
The Evanescence of Wright Morris's The Huge Season |
Richard Daverman |
79 |
Consciousness Refracted: Photography and the Imagination in the Works of Wright Morris |
Joseph J. Wydeven |
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Some Observations on Wright Morris's Treatment of "My Kind of People, Self-Sufficient, Self-deprived, Self-unknowing" |
Keith Carabine |
115 |
From Conroy to Steinbeck: The Quest for an Idiom of the People in the 1930s |
Douglas Wixson |
135 |
The Westering Experience in Fulton County, Indiana: A Historical Study in Midwestern American Culture |
Robert Glen Deamer |
151 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1979 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady 161 |
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Vol. IX (1982)
Preface |
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5 |
John Russell and the Piasa Legend |
John E. Hallwas |
9 |
Hamlin Garland: Realist of Old Age |
Leland Krauth |
23 |
Twenty Acres of Independence: The Letters of Omar Morse, 1890-1900 |
James Marshall |
38 |
Another Angle of Willa Cather's Artistic Prism: Impressionistic Character Portraiture in My Anotonia |
Edward J. Piacentino |
53 |
Belgian Sources of Brand Whitlock's "French" Expatriate Novels |
Paul W. Miller |
65 |
Michigan Proletarian Writers and the Great Depression |
David D. Anderson |
76 |
Mark Schorer's Wisconsin Writings |
John Stark |
98 |
Ohio Boyhoods: A Study of Adolescence in Novels by Robert McCloskey, Virginia Hamilton, and Don Moser |
Linda R. Silver |
114 |
Sinclair Lewis vs. Zane Grey: Mantrap as Satirical Western |
Robert E. Fleming |
124 |
The Chicago Literary Times: A Description and a Book Review Index |
Ray Lewis White |
139 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1980 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker and Donald Pady |
148 |
Vol. X (1983)
Preface |
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5 |
MidAmerica: A Ten-Year Retrospective |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
9 |
Captain Henry Whiting: A Poet in Michigan Territory |
Lawrence Dawson |
24 |
Muscular Innocence in the Midwestern Work Ethic |
Bernard F. Engel |
38 |
A Homestead Countermyth and the Prairie Realists |
James Marshall |
54 |
From Memory to Meaning: The Boys' Stories of WIlliam Dean Howells, Clarence Darrow, and Sherwood Anderson |
David D. Anderson |
69 |
The Kindred Spirits of William James and Edgar Lee Masters |
Robert D. Narveson |
85 |
A Midwesterner in the Maelstrom of History: Thomas Boyd's Characterization of William Hicks |
Douglas A. Noverr |
99 |
Sherwood Anderson's Perhaps Women: the "Story in Brief" |
Welford Dunaway Taylor |
110 |
Edward Dahlberg's Kansas City: Two Views |
Robert L. Kindrick |
115 |
"Beauty Breaking Through the Husks of Life": Sherwood Anderson and James Wright |
Leland Krauth |
124 |
James Jones' Trilogy, or Is War Really Hell? |
Ellen Serlen Uffen |
139 |
From Carl Pretzel to Slats Grobnik: A Study of Chicago Humor |
Kenny J. Williams |
152 |
Mike Royko: Midwestern Satirist |
Paul P. Somers, Jr. |
177 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1981 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
187 |
Vol. XI (1984)
Preface |
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5 |
Beyond Brutality: Forging Midwestern Urban-Industrial Mythology |
Philip A. Geasley |
9 |
Willa Cather's One of Ours: A Novel of the GreatPlains and the Great War |
Raymond J. Wilson III |
20 |
Galena in Boom and Decline: Jane Ayer Fairbank's The Bright Land |
May Jean DeMarr |
34 |
Red Pens from the Village: The Anvil and The Left, Midwestern Little Magazines |
Douglas Wixson |
42 |
Sherwood Anderson, Chicago, and the Midwestern Myth |
David D. Anderson |
56 |
Harlan Hatcher's Midwestern Novels |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
69 |
Vera Caspary's Chicago, Symbol and Setting |
Jane S. Bakerman |
81 |
"A Visioned End": Edgar Lee Masters and William Stafford |
Leland Krauth |
91 |
James Purdy's Early Life in Ohio and His Early Short Stories |
Paul W. Miller |
108 |
Ohio's Reaction to William Dean Howells |
William D. Baker |
117 |
Raintree County and the Critics of '48 |
Ray Lewis White |
149 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1982 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
171 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XII (1985)
In Memoriam: Eleanor Copenhaver Anderson |
David D. Anderson |
5 |
Hjalmar Holand, the Kensington Runestone, Myth, and History |
Robert D. Narveson |
9 |
Charles M. Russell: Literary Humorist |
James C. Austin |
22 |
Rich Man, Poor Man: Jane Ayer Fairbank's "Suffrage Novel" |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
32 |
The Village Grown Up: Sherwood Anderson and Louis Bromfield |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
45 |
Sherwood Anderson's Unpublished Stories |
William V. Miller |
53 |
James Thurber's Midwest in My Life and Hard Times |
Douglas A. Noverr |
59 |
A Split Image of the American Heritage: The Poetry of Robert Hayden and Theodore Roethke |
Charles R. Campbell |
70 |
The Limits of Realism in James Purdy's First Ohio Novel, the Nephew |
Paul W. Miller |
83 |
Wright Morris's Earthly Music: The Women of Plains Song |
Ellen Serlen Uffen |
97 |
The "Populist" Politics of Gwendolyn Brooks's Poetry |
Frederick C. Stern |
111 |
Living "Openly and With Dignity" - Sara Paretsky's New-Boiled Feminist Fiction |
Jane L. Bakerman |
120 |
The Dean's Chicago |
David D. Anderson |
136 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
148 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XIII (1986)
Preface |
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5 |
Gwendolyn Brooks's "Afrika" The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Philip A. Greasley |
9 |
Civil War Politics in the Noels of David Ross Locke |
Ronald M. Grosh |
19 |
Reborn in Babel: Immigrant Characters and Types in Early Chicago Fiction |
Guy Szuberla |
31 |
The Johari Window: A Perspective on The Spoon River Anthology |
Marcia Noe |
49 |
From Region to the World: Two Allusions in Cather's A Lost Lady an Honorable Mention essay |
Bruce Baker |
61 |
Ruth Suckow's Iowa "Nice Girls" |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
69 |
Paris of the 1920s Through Midwestern Novelists' Eyes |
Paul W. Miller |
84 |
Habits of the Heart in Raintree County an Honorable Mention essay |
Park Dixon Goist |
94 |
The Oriental Connection: Zen and Representations of the Midwest in the Collected Poems of Lucien Stryke |
Daniel L. Guillory |
107 |
Mark Twain, Sherwood Anderson, Saul Bellow, and the Territories of the Spirit |
David D. Anderson |
116 |
Farewell to the Regional Columnist: The Meaning of Bob Greene's Success an Honorable Mention essay |
Richard Shereikis |
125 |
Can These, Too, be Midwestern? Studies of Two Filipino Writers |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
134 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1984 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
148 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XIV (1987)
Preface |
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5 |
A Whole Bible The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Sylvia Wheeler |
9 |
Nebraska's Cultural Desert: Willa Cather's Early Short Stories The Midwestern Heritage Prize Essay |
Bruce P. Baker |
12 |
The Safe Middle West: Escape to and Escape from Home an Honorable Mention essay |
Margaret D. Stuhr |
18 |
Learning the Land: The Development of A Sense of Place in the Prairie Midwest |
Elizabeth Raymond |
28 |
Edith Thomas and Hamlin Garland: Canaan and Rome |
Bernard F. Engel |
41 |
"Naturalization" and Bonding in Dreiser's "Naturalistic" Representations of Sister Carrie's Women |
Laura Niesen de Abruña |
51 |
The Ethnic Neighborhood in Chicago Fiction: Maitland to Motley |
Guy Szuberla |
58 |
"As His Home Town Knew Him:" Sherwood Anderson's Last Trip Home |
Ray Lewis White |
74 |
Sherwood Anderson's Poor White and the Grotesques Become Myth |
David D. Anderson |
89 |
William Maxwell's Lincoln, Illinois an Honorable Mention essay |
Richard Shereikis |
101 |
Sam Shepard's Child is Buried Somewhere in Illinois an Honorable Mention essay |
Park Dixon Goist |
113 |
Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon: The Contemporary Oral Tale |
Philip Greasley |
126 |
Images of Detroit in The Dollmaker |
James Seaton |
137 |
Vol. XV (1988)
Preface |
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5 |
All Winter the Snow The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Diane Garden |
9 |
Failure and the American Mythos: Tarkington's The Magnificent Ambersons The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Marcia Noe |
11 |
Humility and Literature: Is there a Plains Style? An Honorable Mention Essay |
Jeffrey Gundy |
19 |
"You dear! You dear! You lovely dear!": Failure and Promise in Sherwood Anderson's "Death" |
Michael Wentworth |
27 |
The Community in Winesburg, Ohio: The Rhetoric of Selfhood |
Clarence Lindsay |
39 |
Ruth Suckow's New Hope: A Symbolic Parable |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
48 |
The Search for Control: Eliot, Hemingway, and In Our Time |
John Rohrkemper, Karen L. Gutmann |
59 |
Chicago in Studs Lonigan: Neighborhood and Nation |
Peter A. Carino |
72 |
Hemingway and Henderson in the High Savannas, or Two Midwestern Moderns and the Myth of Africa |
David D. Anderson |
84 |
The Ladies of Waynesboro (a.k.a. Xenia), Ohio |
Ellen Serlen Uffen |
101 |
Renovating the House of Fiction: Structural Diversity in Jane Smiley's Duplicate Keys |
Jane S. Bakerman |
111 |
"Immediate Effects and Ultimate Tendencies": Users of Lincoln-Caesar Analogies by American Writers |
Robert D. Narveson |
121 |
Early American Literary Realism I: The National Scene |
Ronald M. Grosh |
132 |
The Annual Bibliography |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
145 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XVI (1989)
Preface |
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5 |
Dependable Imperfections The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Maril Nowak |
9 |
Mary Hartwell Catherwood's Two Beaver Island Stories The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Kenneth A. Robb |
11 |
Great Lakes Maritime Fiction An Honorable Mention Essay |
Victoria Brehm |
19 |
Issues and Images in Jacksonian Politics: David Crockett in the Midwest |
Royce E. Flood |
29 |
Indications of a Worldly Spirit: Religious Opposition to the Arts in Early Cincinnati, 1815-1830 |
Dennis P. Walsh |
39 |
Religion of the Real: Baker Brownell's Earth is Enough |
John E. Hallwas |
54 |
A Loss of Innocence: Ruth Suckow's The John Wood Case |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
65 |
Sherwood Anderson in Fiction |
David D. Anderson |
80 |
The Poetry of Paul Engle: A Voice of the Midwest An Honorable Mention Essay |
Robert Ward |
94 |
The U-land in Siouxland: A Minnesotan's View |
Jill B. Gidmark |
103 |
Going Sour in the Heartland: David J. Michael's A Blow to the Head |
Jane S. Bakerman |
115 |
Early American Literary Realism II: The Midwestern Matrix |
Ronald M. Grosh |
122 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1987 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
131 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XVII (1990)
Preface |
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5 |
In this Night's Rain The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Alice Friman |
9 |
To Sustain the Bioregion: Michigan Poets of Place The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
William Barillas |
10 |
Breath of Life: William Maxwell's Midwestern Adolescents An Honorable Mention Essay |
Richard Shereikis |
34 |
Lincoln and Civil Religion An Honorable Mention Essay |
James Seaton |
44 |
An Aesthetic of Moralism |
Bernard F. Engel |
52 |
Sarah T. Barrett Bolton: Nineteenth Century Hoosier Poet |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
60 |
Gene Stratton-Porter: Women's Advocate |
Mary De Jong Obuchowski |
74 |
Selected Midwestern Writers and Populist Movement |
Dorys Crow Grover |
83 |
Sherwood Anderson Remembered |
David D. Anderson |
91 |
The Politics of Piety: Gamesmanship in the Fiction of J. F. Powers |
Marcia Noe |
106 |
Early American Realism III: Patterns of Anomaly |
Ronald M. Grosh |
118 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1988 |
Editors: Robert Beasecker, Donald Pady |
125 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XVIII (1991)
Preface |
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5 |
Embracing the Fall The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Margo LaGattuta |
9 |
This Seven's The Heaven The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Maria Bruno |
10 |
Irving Babbitt: Midwestern Intellectual The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
James Seaton |
22 |
New England, Ohio's Western Reserve, and the New Jerusalem in the West |
David D. Anderson |
31 |
Tracking the Rock Island Road |
David L. Newquist |
44 |
Four Midwestern Novelists' Response to French Inquiries on Populism |
Dorys Crow Grover |
59 |
French Criticism of Ernest Hemingway: A Brief Survey (1932-89) |
Paul W. Miller |
69 |
An Iowa Woman's Life: Ruth Suckow's Cora |
Mary Jean De Maar |
80 |
Algren's Outcasts: Shakespearean Fools and the Prophet in a Neon Wilderness An Honorable Mention Essay |
James A. Lewin |
97 |
Nietzsche, Keillor, and the Religious Heritage of Lake Wobegon An Honorable Mention Essay |
William Ostrem |
115 |
Paretsky, Turow, and the Importance of Symbolic Ethnicity |
Guy Szuberla |
124 |
Scenes from the South Side: The Chicago Fiction of Norbert Blei An Honorable Mention Essay |
Richard Shereikis |
136 |
Ducks and Sex in David Mamet's Chicago |
Park Dixon Goist |
143 |
Timeless Questions, Modern Phrasing: Susan Taylor Chehak, A New Midwestern Voice |
Jane S. Bakerman |
153 |
Vol. XIX (1992)
Preface |
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5 |
Shrill Voices Counting The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Daniel James Sundahl |
9 |
Garbage Day The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Etta C. Abrahams |
11 |
Hemingway's Art of Self-Exculpation in Life and in The Garden of Eden The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Paul W. Miller |
27 |
Origins of the Midwestern Landscape: Survey and Settlement |
William Barillas |
36 |
A Splendid Little Imperialist War |
Bernard F. Engel |
48 |
Sexual Stereotypes in Ruth Suckow's The Kramer Girls |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
61 |
Mary Wilkins Freeman and Sherwood Anderson: Confluence or Influence? |
John Getz |
74 |
Plainer Speaking: Sherwood Anderson's Non-Fiction and the "New Age" |
Robert Dunne |
87 |
Sherwood Anderson, The Double Dealer, and The New Orleans Literary Renaissance |
David D. Anderson |
96 |
The Radical Tradition of Algren's Chicago: City on the Make An Honorable Mention Essay |
James A. Lewin |
106 |
Visual Artistry in Wright Morris's Plains Song for Female Voices An Honorable Mention Essay |
Joseph J. Wydeven |
116 |
"The Gleaming Obsidian Shard:" Jane Smiley's A Thousand Acres |
Jane S. Bakerman |
127 |
The Midwest as Metaphor: Four Asian Writers |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
138 |
The Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1990 |
Robert Beasecker and Donald Pady, editors |
145 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XX (1993)
Preface |
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5 |
In Good Time The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Sharon Klander |
9 |
Dining Car The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Linda Ryeguild-Forsythe |
11 |
"A Walk Through the Paradise Garden:" Vachel Lindsay's Idea of Kansas The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Michael Wentworth |
26 |
Not for White Men Only: The Methodology Behind the Dictionary of Midwestern Literature An Honorable Mention Essay |
Robert Dunne |
40 |
The Landscape and Sense of the Past in WIlliam Dean Howells's |
Eugene H. Pattison |
48 |
Peattie's Precipice and the "Settlement House" Novel |
Guy Szuberla |
59 |
Another Look at Community in Winesburg, Ohio |
Clarence Lindsay |
76 |
The Dramatic Landscape of Sherwood Anderson's Fiction |
David D. Anderson |
89 |
Hemingway's Posthumous Fiction, 1961-87: A Rorschach Test for Critics |
Paul W. Miller |
98 |
Curt Johnson: Chicago Novelist and Publisher |
R. Craig Sautter |
108 |
Midwestern Literature as the Ground for Parody in William Gass's "In the Heart of the Heart of the Country" |
Laurel Bush |
118 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1991 |
Robert Beasecker, Editor |
127 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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Vol. XXI (1994)
Preface |
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5 |
The Dead of Winter The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Edward Haworth Hoeppner |
9 |
Five Portraits The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Christopher Stieber |
11 |
Love, Loss, and Renewal: Abraham Lincoln's Letters of Condolence The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Ronald F. Dorr |
23 |
MidAmerica: The Second Decade |
Marcia Noe |
39 |
The Spirit of Place as a Usable Past in William Cullen Bryant's "The Prairies" |
Keith Fynaardt |
50 |
Mark Twain Among the Indians An Honorable Mention Essay |
David L. Newquist |
59 |
Mark Twain, Sherwood Anderson, and Midwestern Modernism |
David D. Anderson |
73 |
Meridel Le Sueur, "Corn Village," and Literary Pragmatism |
James M. Bohnlein |
82 |
Hemingway's Posthumous Fiction: From Brimming Vault to Bare Cupboard |
Paul W. Miller |
98 |
"The Darkness of the Moment": Two Short Stories by Ruth Suckow |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
112 |
A Jew From East Jesus: The Yiddishkeit of Nelson Algren An Honorable Mention Essay |
James A. Lewin |
122 |
James Wright and the Native American Spirit of Place |
William Barillas |
132 |
A Farm Under a Lake: What's Happened to Huck's Territory? |
Margaret Rozga |
143 |
Soy City Voices: An Oral History of Workers in Decatur, Illinois |
Dan Guillory |
154 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1992 |
Robert Beasecker, Editor |
171 |
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Vol. XXII (1995)
Preface |
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Midnight in the Kitchen The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Mary Ann Samyn |
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George Ade at the "Alfalfa European Hotel" The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Guy Szuberla |
10 |
The Romance of Suffering: Midwesterners Remember the Homestead |
Liahna Babener |
25 |
The Public Helga Skogsbergh and the Prive Johan Gidmark: Swedish Immigrants, Wisconsin Homesteaders |
Jill Gidmark |
35 |
Upton Sinclair: Never Forgotten |
Dorys Crow Grover |
41 |
Midwestern Voices and the Marginal Canon: Reconsidering Proletarian Fiction |
James W. Boehnlein |
50 |
The Indian Drum and Its Authors: A Reconsideration |
Mary DeJong Obuschowski |
60 |
Tone and Technology in Harriet Monroe's "The Turbine" |
Marilyn J. Atlas |
69 |
Vachel Lindsay's Crusade for Cultural Literacy |
Lisa Woolley |
83 |
Wanderers and Sojourners: Sherwood Anderson and the People of Winesburg |
David D. Anderson |
89 |
First Crop: Pioneers of Poetry in the Red River Valley of the North |
Lawrence Moe |
97 |
Clifford D. Simak's Use of the Midwest in Science Fiction |
Mary Jean DeMarr |
108 |
"This country has so many ways of humiliating": Bharati Mukherjee's Depiction of Midwestern Community Values |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
122 |
Ecocriticism and Midwestern Literary Studies: Some Points of Departure (and Arrival) |
William Barillas |
128 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature |
Robert Beasecker, editor |
139 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Vol. XXIII (1996)
Preface |
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Red Berries The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Terrence Glass |
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"Beyond Human Understanding:" Confusion and the Call in Winesburg, Ohio The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Thomas Wetzel |
11 |
Fire in the Badlands The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Dave Diamond |
28 |
The Spirit of Place; the Place of Spirit An Honorable Mention Essay |
David L. Newquist |
47 |
The Regional Form as a Commodified Site in Hamlin Garland's Main-Travelled Roads |
John L. Sutton |
56 |
The Roles of Chicago in the Careers of Ellen Van Volkenburg and Maurice Browne |
Marilyn J. Atlas |
64 |
Maid or Writer: The Rhetoric of Conformity and Rebellion in Miss Lulu Bett An Honorable Mention Essay |
Lynn Rhoades |
73 |
The Structure of Sherwood Anderson's Short Story Collections |
David D. Anderson |
90 |
Anti-Heroic Theme and Structure in Midwestern World War I novels from Cather to Hemingway |
Paul W. Miller |
99 |
Aeroplane in Furs: The Language of Masochism and the Will to Submit in "Cape Hatteras" |
Patrick Hurley |
109 |
The Blues in Langston Hughes's Not Without Laughter |
Barbara Burkhardt |
114 |
Gwendolyn Brooks at Eighty: A Retrospective |
Philip Greasley |
124 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1994 |
Robert Beasecker, editor |
136 |
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Vol. XXIV (1997)
Preface |
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Planting Asparagus The Midwest Poetry Festival Prize Poem |
Rod Phillips |
9 |
Meridel Le Sueur, Earth Goddesses and Engels's Approach to the Woman Question The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Nora Ruth Roberts |
10 |
Songs I'll Not Hear Again The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Jim Gorman |
18 |
Hardly Flyover Country: Recent Developments in Midwestern Studies An Honorable Mention Essay |
Edward Watts |
36 |
"Stayin' with the Lan'": Midwest, Migration and Metaphors |
Suzy Clarkson Holstein |
46 |
Mad About Books: Eugene Field's The Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac |
Robert A Shaddy |
53 |
Feminist Discourse and the Alien Word: A Bakhtinian Analysis of Meridel Le Sueur's The Girl |
James M. Boehnlein |
70 |
Willa Cather, Sherwood Anderson - and Ivan Turgenev |
Paul W. Miller |
80 |
The Structure of Sherwood Anderson's Short Story Collections |
David D. Anderson |
90 |
Consequential Identity in Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms |
Clarence Lindsay |
99 |
Louis Bromfield in France |
Dorys Grover |
115 |
Growing Up in Detroit: Jim Daniels's M-80 |
Janet Ruth Heller |
122 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1995 |
Robert Beasecker, editor |
133 |
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Vol. XXV (1998)
Preface: The First Twenty-five Years of MidAmerica |
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Janey Gets Locked in the Bohemian Cemetery for the Night The Midwest Festival Prize Poem |
Ann Bardens |
11 |
Life in Prairie Land: Eliza Farnum's Transcendental Text The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Nancy McKinney |
13 |
Ghost Dogs The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
David Diamond |
25 |
When the Windigo Spirit Swept Across the Plains...: Ojibway Perceptions of the Settlement of the Midwest |
Jean Strandness |
36 |
Sherwood Anderson's Chants of the Mississippi Valley |
Bernard F. Engel |
50 |
Visual Imagery in Winesburg, Ohio |
David D. Anderson |
61 |
The Small Town and Urban Midwest in Ring Lardner's |
Douglas A. Noverr |
68 |
The Midwestern Expatriates: Why They Left, What They Remembered |
Roger J. Bresnahan |
78 |
The Garden of Eden as a Response to Tender is the Night |
Robert E. Fleming |
84 |
The Question of Meridel Le Sueur's Lost Patrimony |
Douglas Wixson |
96 |
"[W]ritten Along the Margin and not the Page Itself": The Early Short Fiction of Josephine W. Johnson An Honorable Mention Essay |
Mark Graves |
109 |
Eva K. Anglesburg of the Level Land |
Lawrence Moe |
119 |
Photographing the Ruins: Wright Morris and Midwestern Gothic |
Rodney P. Rice |
128 |
Living in Brainard: The Memory of Place in Dan Gerber's Grass Fires |
Todd Davis |
155 |
(Mis)reading the Region: Midwestern Innocence in the Fiction of Jay McInerney |
Marcia Noe |
162 |
Roadtrip to Winesburg |
Paul P. Somers, Jr. |
175 |
Violent Silences in Three Works of David Mamet |
Jill B. Gidmark |
184 |
Sand Country Almanac and the Evolution of Ecological Conscience |
Philip A. Greasley |
193 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1996 |
Robert Beasecker, editor |
204 |
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Vol. XXVI (1999)
Preface |
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Ravens The Midwest Festival Prize Poem |
Jim Gorman |
9 |
A Graveyard of the Midwest: Unearthing the Influence of Sören Kierkegaard on Midwestern Immigrant Communities The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Thomas Wetzel |
10 |
Traveling Companions The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Etta C. Abrahams |
25 |
The Effect of Consumer Capitalism on Middle-Class Culture in Fuller's Cliff Dwellers and With the Procession |
Kevin J. Jett |
34 |
Ambiguities of the Escape Theme in Midwestern Literature 1918-1931 |
Matts Västå |
49 |
"I belong in little towns:" Sherwood Anderson's Small Town Post-Modernism |
Clarence Lindsay |
77 |
Sherwood Anderson's Midwest and the Industrial South in Beyond Desire |
David D. Anderson |
105 |
Sherwood Anderson's Discovery of a Father |
Paul W. Miller |
113 |
Grassroots Communism: Contexts for the Political Activism of Grace Lee Boggs |
Rober J. Bresnahan |
121 |
Mary Frances Doner: Michigan Author |
Mary DeJong Obuchowski |
129 |
From Ma Joad to Elizabeth Berg: Women on the Road in America |
Ronald Primeau |
138 |
Fresh Salt Water: The Great Lakes as Literature of the Sea |
Jill S. Gidmark |
147 |
The Commodity Culture and Other Historical Pressures in Harriett Arnow's The Dollmaker |
Michael Barry |
156 |
Jim Harrison, Willa Cather, and the Revision of Midwestern Pastoral |
William Barillas |
171 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1997 |
Robert Beasecker, Editor |
185 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Vol. XXVII (2000)
Preface |
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Hale Bopp The Midwest Festival Prize Poem |
Diane Kendig |
9 |
Novelists and Biographers: The Sinclair Lewis, August Derleth and Mark Shorer Triangle The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Kenneth B. Grant |
11 |
Holy Cross and "He's So Fine" The Midwest Fiction Award Prize Story |
Paul P. Somers |
21 |
Drowning in a Sea of Commodities: Consumer Capitalism and Middle-Class Culture in Fuller's Cliff Dwellers and With the Procession |
Kevin W. Jett |
33 |
"[T]he Significance of Beauty of Ordinary Things:" The Nonfiction of Josephine W. Johnson An Honorable Mention Essay |
Mark Graves |
49 |
Tramping Across America: The Travel Writings of Vachel Lindsay An Honorable Mention Essay |
Dan Guillory |
59 |
A Germain Main Street and More: Heinrich Mann's Der Certain (1918) and Sinclair Lewis's Satirical Novels of the 1920s |
Frederick Betz |
66 |
The Allure and Illusion of the East in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Basil Stories |
Kavita S. Hatwalkar |
78 |
Sherwood Anderson's Hometown |
David D. Anderson |
84 |
David Mamet's Trivialization of Feminism and Sexual Harassment in Oleanna |
Janet Ruth Heller |
93 |
The Issue of Literacy in America: Slave Narratives and Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye |
Marilyn J. Atlas |
106 |
Critiquing the Culture and Subverting the Agrarian Myth in Midwestern America: Jane Hamilton's A Map of the World An Honorable Mention Essay |
Michael Lasley |
119 |
Mary Swander's Midwest |
Mary Obuchowski |
126 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1998 |
Robert Beasecker, Editor |
133 |
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Vol. XXVIII (2001)
Preface |
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Out With the Monarch, the Vole and the Toad The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Patricia Clark |
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They Labour in Vain The Paul Somers Prize Story |
Claire van Breemen Downes |
8 |
Windy McPherson's Son: Sowing the Seeds of Winesburg's Twisted Apples The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Robert Dunne |
13 |
Blanche Roosevelt and the Three-Decker Novel An Honorable Mention Essay |
Paul W. Miller |
23 |
Male and Female Narratives of Selfhood in Winesburg Ohio |
Clarence Lindsay |
34 |
Patty Jane's House of Curl: Restyling Women's Literature in Midwestern Classroom |
Jill Barnum |
62 |
Twentieth-Century Children's Books of Nineteenth Century Michigan |
Mary DeJong Obuchowski |
68 |
Stylistic Features of Early Red River Valley Poetry |
Lawrence Moe |
74 |
East Meets Midwest in Caroline Kirkland's Western Clearings |
Denise Kay Jacobs |
87 |
August Derleth and Poetry Out of Wisconsin |
Kenneth B. Grant |
98 |
Something is Rotten in the State of - Missouri: Hamlet, Claudius, and Huckleberry Finn |
John Rohrkemper |
104 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature: 1999 |
Robert Beasecker, Editor |
116 |
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Vol. XXIX (2002)
Preface |
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Purple The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Leonora Smith |
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The Elvis Jesus—Chapter One—The Great Magician Dazzles the Badlands The Paul Somers Prize Story |
David Diamond |
8 |
Fact in Fiction: Historical Novels Set in Pioneer Minnesota |
Leslie Czechowski |
17 |
The Alienated Souls of Josephine W. Johnson |
Mark Graves |
34 |
Magic in an Airstream Trailer: Narrative Voice in Peace Like a River |
Jill Barnum |
47 |
Gwendolyn Brooks's Dramatic Monologues in A Street in Bronzeville |
Janet Ruth Heller |
54 |
Eugene Field and the World's Biggest Literary Funeral |
Thomas Pribek |
61 |
The Hawk, the Raven, and the Baby Lark: August Derleth's Relationship with the Edgar Lee Master Family |
Kenneth B. Grant |
67 |
A Rereading of Black Hawk's Autobiography |
David Newquist |
78 |
The Red River Valley and the Poetry of Place |
Lawrence Moe |
91 |
Bellow Remembers in "Something to Remember Me By" |
Guy Szuberla |
103 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature |
Robert Beasecker |
113 |
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Vol. XXX (2003)
Preface |
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Winter Wear The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Rane R. Arroyo |
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Norman Rockwell Slept Here The Paul Somers Prize Story |
Jim Gorman |
8 |
In Good Company: The Midwestern Literary Community and the Short Fiction of Ruth Suckow and Hamlin Garland The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Jeffrey Swenson |
20 |
Drawing from Memory: John T. McCutcheon Draws Chicago and the Midwest An Honorable Mention Essay |
Guy Szuberla |
32 |
The Mystery of Identity: The Journey from Constructedness to Essence in Sherwood Anderson's Poor White |
Mark Peter Buechsel |
54 |
For Shakespeare, Chicago, and the Ghost of Reform |
James A. Lewin |
65 |
Louis Bromfield and the Idea of the Middle |
Jayne Waterman |
73 |
Josephine W. Johnson: The Second Short Story Collection and Beyond |
Mark Graves |
85 |
The Virgin of Bennington: Eastern or Midwestern? |
Mary DeJong Obuchowski |
94 |
Thomas McGrath: Another Agrarian Revolt |
Glenn Sheldon |
100 |
G.K. Chesterton's Midwestern Legacy |
Russ Bodi |
112 |
Law and Literature: The Case of the Anatomy of a Murder |
James Seaton |
123 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2011 |
Robert Beasecker |
134 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Vol. XXXI (2004)
Preface |
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Astrid, Siggy, and Bert The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Patricia Clark |
7 |
Shag Carpet The Paul Somers Prize Story |
Michael Kula |
8 |
A Heart Enshrouded in the Landscape: An Impressionist Reading of "Big Two-Hearted River" The Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Luchen Li |
17 |
Twain, Howells, and the Origin of Midwestern Drama |
David Radavich |
25 |
Local Color, Local News, and "The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg" |
Guy Szuberla |
43 |
Theodore Dreiser, Thermodynamics, and the "Manly Man": An Analysis of Gender Relations in the Cowperwood Trilogy |
Barbara Lindquist |
57 |
Stiffed: David Mamet's Men |
John Rohrkemper |
69 |
The Strength of the Midwestern Proletariat: Meridel LeSueur and the Ideal Proletarian Literature |
Sara Kosiba |
80 |
Claiming a Place in the Nation: Wisconsin Women Experience the Civil War Through Private Writing |
Dana Edwards |
91 |
Portraits of the American Heartland at the Crossroads of the Counterculture |
Dominic Ording |
104 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2002 |
Robert Beasecker |
115 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Vol. XXXII (2005)
Preface |
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Lost Luggage The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Claire van Breemen Downes |
7 |
Review Essay: How Midwestern Literature Can Help Us All Get Along |
Marcia Noe |
8 |
Art and the Immigrant: The Other as Muse in Cather's My Ántonia and Rølvaag's Boat of Longing |
Jeffrey Swenson |
16 |
Religion and Literature in Sinclair Lewis and Willa Cather |
James Seaton |
31 |
Embracing Contraries: The Competing Narratives of Tom McGrath's Letter to An Imaginary Friend, Part One |
James M. Boehnlein |
38 |
August Derleth's Self-Promotion |
Kenneth B. Grant |
46 |
The Nature of Learning in Garrison Keillor's "Drowning 1954" and "After a Fall" |
Janet Ruth Heller |
53 |
Suburban Self-Alienation: Louis Bromfield's Mr. Smith |
Jayne Waterman |
61 |
A Dentist No More: The Destruction of Masculinity in McTeague |
Denise Howard Long |
67 |
Transformation of the World: The Metaphor of Fairy Tale in the Poetry of Lisel Mueller |
Linda Nemec Foster |
78 |
Thoroughly Modern Carrie: Dreiser, Realism and the Historical Moment |
Melanie England |
88 |
African American Drama from the Midwest |
David Radavich |
95 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature |
Robert Beasecker |
120 |
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Vol. XXXIII (2006)
March Afternoon Tea The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Ellen Arl |
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An Illusion of Understanding: Listeners and Tellers in Sherwoods Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio and Carson McCullers's The Heart is A Lonely Hunter The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Michael Merva |
9 |
William Dean Howells and Humanistic Criticism The Jill Barnum Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
James Seaton |
21 |
The Midwest, The New Yorker,The Onion and Something Funny |
Guy Szuberla |
31 |
Rock/River: Lorine Niedecker's Objectivist Poetics of the Natural World |
Jonathan Ivry |
48 |
The Matriarchal Mentor: Edna Ferber's Emma McChesney as both "New" and "Woman" |
Scott D. Emmert |
66 |
Wisconsin: Land of Strange Beings and Ancient Gods |
Sara Kosiba |
78 |
The Divided World and Conflicted Self revealed in Stewart Edward White's The Blazed Trail and The Unobstructed Universe |
Paul W. Miller |
90 |
Religion and Literature in Sinclair Lewis and Willa Cather |
James Seaton |
103 |
Transformation of the World: The Metaphor of Fairy Tale in the Poetry of Lisel Mueller |
Linda Nemec Foster |
111 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2004 |
Robert Beasecker |
121 |
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XXXIV (2007)
Preface |
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Tree of Heaven The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Todd Davis |
7 |
At the Foot of Mt. Etna The Paul Somers Prize Story |
Maria Frances Bruno |
9 |
Murder in Rustbelt City: A Return to Lorain, Ohio The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Nick Kowalczyk |
18 |
Native on Native: Place in the Letters of Leslie Marmon Silko & James Wright The Jill Barnum Midwest Heritage Prize Essay |
Christian P. Knoeller |
34 |
The Midwesterner as Out-of-Towner |
Guy Szuberla |
44 |
Dramatizing the Midwest |
David Radavich |
59 |
Midwestern History and Memory in Robinson's Gilead |
Beth Widmaier Capo |
80 |
Reading Hamlin Garland's The Book of the American Indian |
Matthew Low |
87 |
Tell Me Over and Over Again: The Gendering of the Vietnam War and the Cycles of Trauma in Tim O'Brien's In the Lake of the Woods |
Roy Seeger |
97 |
Shadows on the Rock: Cather's Anodyne of Hope: Cecile Dispenses and Receives |
Susan A. Schiller |
106 |
Life Writing/Writing a Culture: Laura Ingalls Wilder |
Susan Larkin |
118 |
Editing with Herb Martin |
David Shevin |
126 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2005 |
Robert Beasecke |
133 |
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Vol. XXXV (2008)
Preface |
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Yes The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Edward Morin |
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Diminishing Returns The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Roy Seeger |
10 |
Raised in a Corn Palace The Paul Somers Prize for Creative Prose |
Dawn Comer |
12 |
Doctor and Patient The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Stephanie Carpenter |
23 |
John Neihardt Writes: Textual Appropriates of Indigenous Storytelling The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Matthew Low |
34 |
Steve Tesich's Four Friends and Summer Crossing |
Guy Szuberla |
44 |
The "Middle" in Diane Johnson's MidAmerica: The Space in Between |
Carolyn A. Durham |
57 |
The Art of Atonement: The Emergence of the Jewish Character in William Maxwell's Short Fiction |
Gretchen Comba |
66 |
Music and the Spirit of Tragedy in Hamlin Garland's "Up the Coolly": A Nietzschean Reading |
Mark Buechsel |
80 |
Romancing the Desiring-Machine: Edna Ferber's Cimarron and Sanora Babb's The Lost Traveler |
Douglas Wixson |
92 |
A Mystical Midwest: Louise Erdrich's Tracks and the Midwestern Tradition |
Nancy Bunge |
106 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2006 |
Robert Beasecker |
115 |
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Vol. XXXVI (2009)
Preface |
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The Time I Took Patsy Higgins Up to Holy Redeemer The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Mary Minock |
8 |
Fella with an Umbrella: Finding Joy on the Autism Spectrum The Paul Somers Prize for Creative Prose |
Dawn Comer |
11 |
"Holy Moses!": The Pit, Curtis Jadwin and the Documentary Hypothesis The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Richmond B. Adams |
28 |
Wright Morris's Chicago The Jill Barnum Midwestern Heritage Prize Essay |
Joseph J. Wydeven |
41 |
Cincinnatus, Kris Columbus, Dad Detroit, and Other Cartoon Icons |
Guy Szuberla |
52 |
Metafiction on Main Street: Garrison Keillor's Lake Woebegon Days |
Rod Rice |
70 |
No Homecoming for Soldiers" Young Hemingway's Return to and Flight from the Midwest |
John J. McKenna |
83 |
Ray Bradbury's Tale of Two Cities: An Essential Message for a Technologically Dominated Society |
Loren Logsdon |
93 |
"We Represent the End of Race": Uncovering Langston Hughes's Jeremiadic Discourse |
Willie J. Harrell, Jr. |
107 |
Macabre and Modern Sorcery: "The Cat that Lived at the Ritz" and "The Apothecary" as Antecedents of William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" |
David FitzSimmons |
128 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2007 |
Robert Beasecker |
142 |
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Vol. XXXVII (2010)
Preface |
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Cutting the Cord or Leaving Factory The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Paul Stebleton |
10 |
The First Vision of Baseball The Paul Somers Prize for Creative Prose |
James Marlow |
14 |
"Accentuated by the Wavering Uncertain Light": Sherwood Anderson's Construction of Rural Modernity The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Andy Oler |
24 |
Robert Vivian's Tall Grass Trilogy: A Critical Introduction |
Joseph J. Wydeven |
35 |
Sherwood Anderson: Mentor of American Racial Identity |
Margaret E. Wright-Cleveland |
46 |
The Grammar of Segregation in the Sonnets of Gwendolyn Brooks |
Margaret Rozga |
63 |
Cross-Examining the Myth of Southern Chivalry: Gwendolyn Brooks's Emmett Till Poems |
Marc Seals |
74 |
The Heartland of Susan Glaspell's Plays |
David Radavich |
81 |
"It Might Be Something Awful": The Movement of Sex in the Plays of William Inge |
Michael Schwartz |
95 |
Michael Cunningham's Introspective and Teacherly Narrators in A Home at the End of the World |
Dominic Ording> |
106 |
The Late Twentieth-Century Rise of Regionalism: A Key to Louise Erdrich's Success |
Jennifer M. Holly Wells |
116 |
Mary Swander's The Girls on the Roof and the Transformation of Terror |
Mary DeJong Obuchowski |
127 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2008 |
Robert Beasecker |
133 |
Catch up on Midwestern Literature |
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Conference and Awards |
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Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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XXXVIII (2011)
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Catch up on Midwestern Literature |
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SSML Conference |
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Open Tuning The Gwendolyn Brooks Prize Poem |
Christian Knoeller |
10 |
A Bride of the Great War The Paul Somers Prize for Creative Prose |
David B. Schock |
12 |
Old Blue Hat The David Diamond Student Writing Prize |
Scott Michael Atkinson |
19 |
Up in Michigan: A Review Essay |
Marcia Noe |
24 |
Mentoring American Racial Identity: Sherwood Anderson's Lessons to Ernest Hemingway |
Margaret E. Wright-Cleveland |
28 |
The Narrative Impulse in the Works of Charles E. Burchfield |
Joseph J. Wydeven |
41 |
Opposition Over Here: World War I Fiction in The Midland |
Scott D. Emmert |
59 |
Craig Rice's Chicago and J.J. Malone |
Guy Szuberla |
69 |
"Living Fifty-fifty": Gender Dynamics in the Plays of Rachel Crothers |
David Radavich |
82 |
Questioning Ideals of Midwestern Escapism: Philip Roth's Indignation |
Leigh Gardner |
93 |
Dante's Divine Comedy and Bradbury's Farenheit 451: Dynamic Stories of Awakening, Enlightenment, and Redemption |
Keith Tookey and Loren Logsdon |
104 |
Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature 2009 |
Robert Beasecker |
118 |
Recipients of the Mark Twain Award |
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Recipients of the MidAmerica Award |
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