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Articles in Summer 2003 issue of Southern Quarterly

• Marius the cyclist-and teacher, and friend
  by Frankel, Simon J
• Richard Marius and cultural orphanhood
  by Folks, Jeffrey J
• "Tell the southrons we lie here": The rhetoric of consummation in southern epitaphs and elegies of post-Civil War America
  by Sedore, Timothy S
• Re-visioning the overland trail: Richard Marius's bound for the promised land
  by Viera, Carroll
• Saving lies, imagining truth: Two Marius narratives
  by Justus, James H
• conquest of disbelief in after the war: First world, first person, and the gift of friendship, The
  by Norman, Ralph
• Undiscovered Country: The Later Plays of Tennessee Williams, The
  by Brantley, Will
• Richard Marius checklist
  by Viera, Carroll
• Notes toward a voodoo hermeneutics: Soul rhythms, marvelous transitions, and passages to the creole saints in praisesong for the widow
  by Cartwright, Keith
• An interview with Richard Marius
  by Brison, Randall K
• Appalachian Author
  by Higgins, Anna Dunlap
• What constitutes the life of a man: "The darkness of the familiar" in Tim McLaurin's memoirs
  by Powell, Tara
• Neither saint nor sinner: An analysis of Richard Marius as biographer of Thomas More
  by Bowman, Glen
• "A game played against time": Life in Bourbonville
  by Anderson, Nancy G
• Hank Williams, So Lonesome/Minstrel of the Appalachians: The Story of Bascom Lamar Lunsford/Old-Time Kentucky Fiddle Tunes
  by Goodson, Steve
• Preface
  by Folks, Jeffrey J; Folks, Nancy Summers
• "Mabe's disease"
  by Klemmer, Philip Sr; Klemmer, Philip Jr