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Southwestern American Literature

Volume XXXIII No. 1 (Fall 2007)



CONTENTS


Editors’ Page: McTexas v
   
   
Nonfiction  
   
Blood Meridian’s Man of Many Masks: Judge Holden as Tarot’s Fool
Emily J. Stinson
9
   
Playing Cowboys: Genre, Myth,
and Cormac McCarthy’s All the Pretty Horses
Sarah Gleeson-White
23
   
Unneighborly Behavior: Blood Meridian, Lonesome Dove,
and the Problem of Reader Sympathy
Christian Kiefer
39
   
Profiting from the Fall: Larry McMurtry’s Fictional Portrayal
of Buffalo Bill Cody in Telegraph Days
Roger W. Jones
53
   
   
Fiction  
   
Winter Meat
Gregorio Ames
63
   
It's for My Daughter
Michelle Brooks
69
   
   
Poetry  
   
Clarity
Larry D. Thomas
75
   
Black-on-Black
Larry D. Thomas
76
   
Mother Tongue
Deseree Probasco
77
   
Charismatic
Deseree Probasco
78
   
Point of Entry
Robert L. Jones
79
   
   
Reviews  
   
Las Soldaderas: Women of the Mexican Revolution by Elena Poniatowska
María González
83
   
Playing the Odds: Las Vegas and the Modern West by Hal K. Rothman
Robert Murray Davis
84
   
Acequia: Water Sharing, Sanctity, and Place by Sylvia Rodriguez
Henry F. Lyle III
86
   
Women and Change at the U.S.-Mexico Border: Mobility, Labor,
and Activism
edited by Doreen J. Mattingly and Ellen R. Hansen
Barbara Lundberg
89
   
Mark Twain’s Civil War edited by David Rachels
Robert Murray Davis
91
   
Literary Pilgrims: The Santa Fe and Taos Writers’ Colonies 1917-1950
by Lynn Cline
Robert Murray Davis
91
   
From Syria to Seminole: Memoir of a High Plains Merchant
by Ed Aryain, edited by J’Nell Pate
Jane Manaster
93
   
Oh, Give Me a Home: Western Contemplations by Ann Ronald
Susan Hanson
95
   
Geronimo after Kas-ki-yeh by Rawdon Tomlinson
Linda Lizut Helstern
97
   
The Death at Awahi: A Novel by Harold Burton Meyers
Wallis R. Sanborn III
99
   
Mama Fela’s Girls: A Novel by Ana Baca
Bradford K. Wible
101
   
Meeting the Dead by Andrew Geyer
Julie Gates
102
   
The Flamenco Academy: A Novel by Sarah Bird
Jessica Scheider
104
   
New Stories from the Southwest edited by D. Seth Horton
Steve Davis
106
   
   
Contributors 108


Southwestern American Literature (ISSN 0049-1675) is published by the Center for the Study of the Southwest at Texas State University-San Marcos. Annual subscription is $14 (click here for single-issue, foreign, and special rates).

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