A powerful history of the first nonviolent civil disobedience campaign along Mississippi’s beaches

Interviews with the founder of Juxtapoz Art & Culture Magazine and coproducer of ZAP Comix who is known for his underground comix cartoons and oil paintings

Two decades of interviews with the visionary filmmaker of such successful films as The Sixth Sense, Signs, and Unbreakable

One writer’s odyssey through Louisiana folklore and history as he searches for the true meaning of home

A sounding of a profound, lasting imprint on intellectual history

An inspiring, deeply personal story about a tumultuous period in civil rights history

An astonishing visual record taken by photographers directly engaged in the struggle

The thrilling memoir of a covert wildlife agent

A riveting true story of a Texas murder that captivated a nation and the evangelical voices who fought for Karla Faye Tucker’s clemency

The first critical examination of Mississippi’s civil rights tourism industry

An extremely addictive, high-intensity, MATHEMATICAL! look at the world of a beloved animated television series

The first annotated English translation of sixty ancient folktales featuring an icon of the Maghreb

The first comprehensive study of a franchise that revived giant creature attacks and plumbed the traumatized human psyche

An extensive collection that highlights the contributions of often-forgotten Black women in the public sphere

A fascinating investigation into the life and art of one of America’s greatest poets

Remarkable narratives from the heretofore unsung champions of the civil rights movement

A thorough study of the legendary producer and his creative business savvy

A visual narrative of the Black emancipation experience, voiced through the sculptures of two nineteenth-century African American female artists

The first full-length biography of the children’s book author and creator of King Aroo

Interviews that capture the complexities and contradictions that have defined Carter’s life as a national public figure for the last fifty years—and that have helped to both reflect and shape the highest aspirations of the American experiment

A feminist exploration of postcolonial Caribbean literature, analyzed within the framework of an imagined maternal space and time

An intimate look at the role of the banjo in a long-standing, joyful musical tradition vital to the Appalachian region

How plantation museums reveal contemporary struggles in the public history of slavery

How media have bolstered and encouraged the figment of a threatened white populace

An overdue engagement with the latter three decades of an abundant career

A collection of dynamic perspectives on a compelling musical genius and enigma

A new and fascinating volume that explores the theme of family in the works by the great Mississippi writer

A rich resource for readers interested in the renowned German filmmaker’s work or contemporary German cinema but also those looking for theoretically challenging and sophisticated commentary offered by one of global art cinema’s leading figures

A behind-the-scenes history of Disney’s greatest creative legends as told by an industry insider

A folkloristic engagement with the weather and its pervasiveness in our lives

A new series of engaging and fascinating essays on the beloved children’s classic

An exciting and detailed study of the explosion of women’s food writing in the early 2000s

An exploration of the untold stories of lesser-known female musicians

The second installment of an essential anthology on children’s literature of the Caribbean and its diaspora

The first installment of an essential anthology on children’s literature of the Caribbean and its diaspora

A veteran’s harrowing remembrance of jungle warfare and intelligence operations

A moving biography of a dancer, teacher, and arts patron recognized internationally for her efforts in dance education and for bringing world-class ballet to Mississippi

An illuminating look at the little-known rhetorical campaign that helped advance the cause of school desegregation

How race is constructed and ascribed in the fantasy world of one popular US franchise

The first scholarly monograph to focus on L. Frank Baum’s portrayals of queerness and sexuality in his more than seventy works of fiction