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Articles in Spring 2003 issue of Southern Quarterly

• "A life of loneliness and oddity": Freaks, alienation, and the consoling power of narrative in Lewis Nordan's fiction
  by Guagliardo, Huey
• Letter to the editor
• From the blues to jazz: Lewis Nordan's fiction as "equipment for living"
  by Maguire, Roberta S
• Music, mirrors, and mermaids: Shakespeare and the transformative power of language in Lewis Nordan's music of the swamp
  by Dupuy, Edward J
• Intersecting oppressions and the emotional paralysis of the working poor in Anne Tyler's "Average Waves in Unprotected Waters"
  by Gomez-Vega, Ibis
• store, or T.S. Stribling's paragraph in the history of critical race studies, The
  by Lessig, Matthew
• Reconsidering the awakening: The literary sisterhood of Kate Chopin and George Egerton
  by Rich, Charlotte
• "I think I'm beginning to see": The rustle of Lewis Nordan's fiction
  by Rudnicki, Robert W
• Riffing on memory and playing through the break: Blues in Lewis Nordan's music of the swamp and wolf whistle
  by Baker, Barbara A
• great chenille curse, The
  by Ruffin, Paul
• Gothic undercurrents in the novels of Lewis Nordan
  by Carney, Mary
• An interview with Lewis Nordan
  by Dupuy, Edward J
• Introduction
  by Dupuy, Edward J
• Owling
  by Nordan, Lewis