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Non-Profit Org. University Press of Mississippi U.S. Postage 3825 Ridgewood Road UNIVERSITY PRESS PAID Jackson, MS 39211–6492 Jackson, MS 39205 Permit No. 10 OF MISSISSIPPI Books for Spring–Summer 2019 @upmississippi UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI Books for Spring–Summer 2019 @upmiss @upmiss <Logo> CONTENTS RECENTLY PUBLISHED 14 Analysis of Jazz ◆ Cugny 18 The Artistry of Neil Gaiman ◆ Sommers / Eveleth 9 Barbara Kopple: Interviews ◆ G. 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Promotional publications of the University Press 21 Twenty-First-Century Feminisms in Children’s and Adolescent Literature ◆ Trites of Mississippi are distributed free of charge to customers and 33 What She Go Do ◆ Munro prospective customers: Issue number: 1 36 World War I and Southern Modernism ◆ Davis 19 You Don’t Know Jack ◆ Cordi Front cover: “Jackson / 1930s” © Eudora Welty, reprinted by permission of Eudora Welty LLC; courtesy of Mississippi Department of Archives and History CALL 1.800.737.7788 TOLL FREE / UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI 45 Back cover: Photograph © Melody Golding PHOTOGRAPHY / SOUTHERN CULTURE A unique look at the acclaimed The Beautiful Mysterious photographer known for The Extraordinary Gaze of William Eggleston trailblazing artistic color University of Mississippi Museum and Historic Houses photographs Contributions by Megan Abbott, Michael Almereyda, Kris Belden-Adams, Maude Schuyler Clay, William Dunlap, W. Ralph Eubanks, William Ferris, Marti A. 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    NIEUWIGHEDEN ANDERSTALIGE STRIPS 2013 WEEK 3 Engels Batman Incorporated 19,99 (Yanick Paquette & Grant Morrison – DC Comics) Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz 19,99 (Skottie Young & Eric Shanower – Marvel) Dungeon & Dragons: Forgotten Realms 24,99 (Lee Ferguson & Ed Greenwood – IDW Publishing) The Complete Dick Tracy 14: 1951-53 39,99 (Chester Gould – IDW Publishing) Woodwork: 1927-1981 59,99 (Wallace Wood – IDW Publishing) Manga – Engelstalig: Bleach 54 9,99 (Tite Kubo – Viz Media) WEEK 4 Engels: Absolute Batman & Robin: Batman Reborn 99,99 (Grant Morrison - DC Comics) Batman: Trough the Looking Glass 14,99 (Sam Kieth & Bruce Jones - DC Comics) Captain America: Land of the Free 19,99 (Andy Kubert & Marc Waid - Marvel) Cherubs 19,99 (Bryan Talbot - Dark Horse) Comics About Cartoonists 39,99 (Editor: Craig Yoe - IDW) Delphine 24,99 (Richard Sala – Fantagraphics) Nancy 2: Nancy Likes Christmas 26,95 (Ernie Bushmiller – Fantagraphics) Northlanders 7: The Icelandic Trilogy 16,99 (Paul Azaceta & Brian Wood - Vertigo) Reset 15,99 (Peter Bagge - Dark Horse) The Amaing Spider-Man: Ends of the Earth 24,99 (Stefano Caselli & Dan Slott - Marvel) The Complete Pogo 2: Bona Fide Balderdash 39,99 (Walt Kelly – IDW Publishing) Zorro: The Complete Dell Comics Adventures 49,99 (Alex Toth / Hermes Press) Franstalig: La veritable histoire de Spirou 1937-1946 55 (Christelle et Bertrand Pissavy-Yvernault / Dupuis) Spirou intégrale 0: 1938-1943 24 (Rob-Vel / Dupuis) Manga – Engels: Message to Adolf 2 26,95 (Osamu Tezuka – Vertical) WEEK 5 Engelstalig: Batwoman 1: