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Anne Babson

January 4, 2018January 4, 2018
CPR Volume 19, Issue 4/Reviews

Repurposing Whiteness in Louisiana’s Swamp Country – Alison Pelegrin’s DIY Recycled Southerness In Water Lines

Review by Anne Babson White Southerners still inherit privilege, the ugly legacy of the plantation system. Southern whites receive the benefit of the doubt

Review of Night Bus to the Afterlife
August 13, 2014June 2, 2015
CPR Volume 16, Issue 3/Reviews

Adam After the Hurricanes: Foraging for Hope in the Aftermath of Storms in Peter Cooley’s Night Bus to the Afterlife

Reviewed by Anne Babson Many communities in the South have recently drowned in storms. Climate change engenders a need for Southerners to find a

December 31, 2012December 31, 2012
CPR Volume 15, Issue 1/Reviews

Yoknapatawpha Mud: The Fecund Verses of Tim Earley’s The Spooking Of Mavens

by Anne Babson While Southern Prose writers – giants like Faulkner, Williams, McCullers – have stood colossal on the landscape of American letters, this

January 4, 2018January 4, 2018
CPR Volume 19, Issue 4/Reviews

Repurposing Whiteness in Louisiana’s Swamp Country – Alison Pelegrin’s DIY Recycled Southerness In Water Lines

Review by Anne Babson White Southerners still inherit privilege, the ugly legacy of the plantation system. Southern whites receive the benefit of the doubt

Review of Night Bus to the Afterlife
August 13, 2014June 2, 2015
CPR Volume 16, Issue 3/Reviews

Adam After the Hurricanes: Foraging for Hope in the Aftermath of Storms in Peter Cooley’s Night Bus to the Afterlife

Reviewed by Anne Babson Many communities in the South have recently drowned in storms. Climate change engenders a need for Southerners to find a

December 31, 2012December 31, 2012
CPR Volume 15, Issue 1/Reviews

Yoknapatawpha Mud: The Fecund Verses of Tim Earley’s The Spooking Of Mavens

by Anne Babson While Southern Prose writers – giants like Faulkner, Williams, McCullers – have stood colossal on the landscape of American letters, this

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