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Articles in Fall 2002 issue of Southern Quarterly

• Advancing Sisterhood? Interracial Friendship in Contemporary Southern Fiction
  by Brantley, Will
• Negotiating boundaries of Southern Womanhood: Dealing with the Powers That Be
  by Petry, Alice Hall
• Makeovers: Regional universalism and the newer south's public spheres
  by Herring, T Scott
• Predators in the 'Glades: A signifying animal tale in Zora Hurston's their eyes were watching God
  by Roberts, Brian R
• William Hoffman's fictional journey: An interview
  by Clabough, Casey
• Many Voices, Many Rooms: A New Anthology of Alabama Writers
  by Gribben, Alan
• James Lee Burke's Dave Robicheaux: A search for home
  by Pridgen, Allen
• Selected Letters of Robert Penn Warren, Volume One: The Apprentice Years, 1924-1934
  by Werner, Karen
• Walker Percy and Albert Murray: The story of two "part Anglo-Saxon Alabamians"
  by Maguire, Roberta S
• myth of objectivity in T.S. Stribling's: Birthright and unfinished Cathedral, The
  by Chung, Hyeyurn
• Reading Africa into America Literature: Epics, Fables, and Gothic Tales
  by McCormick, Stacie
• Biblography of the visual arts and architecture, part XV
  by Bonner, Judith H
• "Violence, The Body and the "The South"
  by Miles, Caroline
• Suicide and sex: The cost of desire (is death)
  by Levitsky, Holli G
• A Visit to museum
  by Walter, Brian
• Autobiographical Reflections Southern Religious History
  by Sparks, Randy J
• Mark Twain's "spelling match" speech
  by Smith, Harriet Elinor; Frank, Michael B