Larry Scholars
and teachers, enthusiasts and fans of Tennessee
Williams have many reasons to celebrate the
Library of America’s two-volume edition of the
plays of Tennessee Williams, skillfully edited
by Mel Gussow (drama critic, a cultural writer
at the New York Times, and author of
books including Edward Albee: A Singular
Journey) and Kenneth Holditch (professor
emeritus at the University of New Orleans,
editor since 1989 of the Tennessee Williams
Journal, and author of In Old New Orleans).
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Review...
The
Selected Letters of Tennessee Williams:
Volume 1, 1920-1945. Edited
by Albert J. Devlin and Nancy M. Tischler. New
York: New Directions, 2000. 581 pages. $37.00.
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Blues
Traveling: The Holy Sites of the Delta
Blues. By Steve Cheseborough. Jackson:
University Press of Mississippi, 2001. xii +
235, index. $18.00 paper, $46.00 cloth.
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Almost
Family. By Roy Hoffman.
Tuscaloosa:
University of Alabama Press, 2000. (Originally
published by Dial Press in 1983.)
248 pages. $15.95 paper.
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full review...
