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Legends & Lore of East Tennessee 

The History Press
128 pages
$21.99


“Stories of snake-handling churches and the myths behind the death crown superstitions dot the landscape. The mysteries surrounding the Sensabaugh Tunnel still haunt residents. Author Shane Simmons explores tales of bravery, lore and bizarre customs within the East Tennessee region.”

–From the publisher

Legends & Lore of East Tennessee 

American Immigration and Citizenship

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
308 pages
$100


“The synthesized and annotated documents present the legal and constitutional arguments, both pro and con, on the complex subject of immigration and citizenship policy. Its features include a timeline, a handy glossary, a selected bibliography, and an index.”

–Michael C. LeMay, author of Doctors at the Borders

American Immigration and Citizenship

Hunting Girls

Columbia University Press
216 pages
$30


“In her detailed attention to contemporary films and social media, and in linking up today’s violence against women with a long line of treasured fables and cultural archetypes, Kelly Oliver makes an important contribution to a discussion of great urgency. With eloquence and perspective, she not only exposes patterns of aggression against women but also shows the sometimes problematic ways in which women try to restore the balance.”

–From Molly Haskell, author of From Reverence to Rape

Hunting Girls

Monster War

Starscape
336 pages
$17.99


“Archie and his friends must race to find the last two members of their league in time to thwart Moffett’s plan and rescue humanity once more.”

–from the Publisher

Monster War

The Story of the Dulcimer

University of Tennessee Press
102 pages
$24.95


“This is a fascinating, well-researched text that scholars, musicians, collectors, and luthiers will treasure as a gem of information.”

—Scott Suter, author of Shenandoah Valley Folklife
The Story of the Dulcimer

Sailing with Farragut

University of Tennessee Press
241 pages
$53.95


“From the bloody skirmishes around Vicksburg to Farragut’s disaster at Port Hudson and on to his victory at Mobile Bay, Sailing with Farragut gives readers a vivid view of life on the Mississippi during the Civil War and keen insight into the leader, officer, and man that was Admiral David Farragut.”

–from the Publisher

Sailing with Farragut

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