A long-ignored prehistoric mound building people

A synthesis of research on earthenware technologies of the Late Archaic Period in the southeastern U.S.

Prehistoric plant use in the Late Woodland Period of central Indiana

"Raymond and Russell have fashioned a lively, useful volume. . . . The ability and integrity of the contributors make much of the difference, but the editors have given the book direction by soliciting state of the art essays in three fields . . . dialectology (the articles represent area linguistics at its best), grammar and usage (Algeo on usage shibboleths is particularly fine), and lexicography (a delight)."

—Choice

A unique guide to Florida's frontier history along Indian River.

An important study of African American contributions to contemporary American poetry.
 

A new collection of essays from a distinguished critic of contemporary poetry

Theatre History Studies is an annual, peer-reviewed journal devoted to research in all areas of theatre history.

Norman Lock juxtaposes remote times and places, historical facts and literary fictions, to create an absurdist collage reminiscent of Guy Davenport and Donald Barthelme. In this world it is not impossible to sail from Mombasa to Cinncinati, or to set out from the City of Radiant Objects, where "things are free of the obligation to signify," or to go hunting icebergs in a quest to avenge the Titanic at last. Borne aloft by Wilbur Wright, Jules Verne, Ziegfield, and Houdini, we find ourselves lost again in a "seam in the world...between History and Imagination."