Kensington
272 pages
$15.99
“I’ve finally come across someone that believes in all the things that I do. . .love, family, faith, intrigue, mystery, loyalty, romance, and a great love for our beloved Smoky Mountains.”
–Dolly Parton
Vanderbilt University Press
224 pages
$29.95
“Phantom Bodies includes works by artists who create the perception of a human aura through the use of material traces, shadow and light, or the sublimation of the body into other forms of matter and energy. Palpably felt yet invisible, the phantom limb of the title is here an analogy for absent persons whose vestiges link memory, consciousness, and the concept of the soul.”
–From the publisher
Univ Tennessee Press
278 pages
$29.95
“This book is one that all residents of Nashville—and visitors, too—is going to want to have on their bookshelves.”
—Don H. Doyle, author of Nashville since the 1920s
City Lights Publishers
360 pages
$16.95
“ise has spent many hours reading what the Right has written to dehumanize poor people, so you don’t have to! He humanizes them back, using real evidence.”
—James Loewen, author of Lies My Teacher Told Me and Sundown Towns.
Univ of Iowa Press
180 pages
$20
“Fascinating and provocative.”
—Choice
University of Pittsburgh Press
80 pages
$15.95
“In his powerful debut collection, winner of the 2014 Agnes Lynch Starrett Poetry Prize, Marshall explores the perils and praise songs of black lives on the South Side of Chicago. Much of the collection takes shape through the voice of a young black man navigating high school, family, friendships, and the physical and mental dangers that surround him as he strives toward manhood.”
—Publishers Weekly
