The New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion to Georgia Literature
by Michael Jordan, Don Rhodes, James C. Cobb, Hubert H. Mcalexander, Hugh Ruppersburg, Jacqueline Miller Carmichael, Jarrod Atchison, Carol Andrews, Gary M. Fink, Scott Romine, Qiana Whitted, Philip Lee Williams, Megan Kate Nelson, John Mcleod, Sarah Gordon, Alan Jackson, Alex Lichtenstein, Alexander Macaulay, Angela Pulley, Anna Holloway, Barbara Wade, Brian Ferguson-Avery, Bruce Clayton, Carey Olmstead Shellman, Carl Weeks, Carlos Dews, Carmine Palumbo, Catherine Badura, Charlotte Pfeiffer, Clayton Morton, Craig Lloyd, Dana F. White, Darren Grem, David B. Parker, David Des Jardines, David Payne, David Rachels, Dede Yow, Derrick P. Alridge, Edna Acosta-Belen, Edwin T. Arnold, Francis Ticknor Mallard, Gary Kerley, Greg Lisby, Herbert Denmark, Herbert Shippey, James J. Lorence, James Murphy, Jan Whitt, Jane Thomas, Janet Gabler-Hover, John Kirk, Joy Mallard, June Seese, Kay Beck, Keith Hulett, Kelly Gerald, Kenneth Janken, Kim Purcell, Lamar York, Leonard Ray Teel, Lesa Corrigan, Mae Claxton, Matthew Mancini, Michael E. Price, Michael O'Dwyer, Miriam Terry, R. Bruce Bickley Jr., Renee Pearman, Robert Hamblin, Robin Ogier Warren, Sam Prestridge, Sandra Hughes, Stephen Corey, Steven Harvey, Susan Henry, Suzanne Sowinska, Ted Spivey, Ted Wadley, Thomas Cooksey, Thomas L. Mchaney, Valerie Frazier, Valerie Levy, Wayne Mixon, William Starr, Yi-Hsuan Tso
This companion to Georgia literature, drawn from the New Georgia Encyclopedia, features contributions from numerous scholars including Michael Jordan and James C. Cobb. It provides comprehensive entries on key authors and works, illuminating the state's literary heritage from colonial times to the present. Ideal for enthusiasts and academics exploring Southern cultural narratives.
About This Book
The New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion to Georgia Literature serves as an essential guide to the state's vibrant literary history. Compiled by a distinguished group of editors and contributors, it provides detailed entries on influential writers and their contributions to American letters.
This volume draws from the authoritative New Georgia Encyclopedia, ensuring reliable and in-depth coverage of Georgia's literary figures. From early colonial voices to modern authors, it highlights the evolution of themes and styles unique to the region.
With expertise from scholars like Michael Jordan, James C. Cobb, and many others, the companion offers accessible yet scholarly insights. It is designed for readers, students, and researchers interested in Southern literature and Georgia's cultural legacy.
The book's collaborative nature reflects the breadth of academic perspectives, making it a valuable resource for understanding the interconnectedness of literature and history in Georgia.
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