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Autumn 2000

Autumn 2000

Volume 76, Number 4

  • The Shock of Recognition: The Impact of World War I on America by John Milton Cooper, Jr.
  • The Last Essay on Southern Identity by Patricia Foster
  • Bardot: The Making of a Femme Fatale by Barnett Singer
  • Fiction by Madison Smartt Bell, Monique de Varennes, Deborah M. Prum, Ann Pancake, and Catherine Ryan Hyde
  • Poetry by Jean Valentine, Craig L. Slingluff, Jr., Barbara Goldberg, Nancy White, Debra Bruce, Edward Bartok-Baratta, Kyoko Uchida, C. Dale Young, Patrick Donnelly
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The Last Essay on Southern Identity

By Patricia Foster

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"There was a time I was pushed to the river and didn't intend to jump," Ora says, pressing her hands tight together, then dropping them flat to her lap. "It was that gas man who did it. Came 'round here every week to check our meters, then started [...]

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Patricia Foster

Patricia Foster is the author of All the Lost Girls and the forthcoming book of essays, Just Beneath My Skin. She edited Minding the Body: Women Writers on Body and Soul and Sister-to-Sister.