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Editor
Marshall Bruce Gentry
Associate Editor
John D. Cox
Assistant Editor
D. Michael Nifong
Special Collections Archivist
Nancy Davis Bray
Circulation Assistants
Leah Norton
Park Parkinson
Editorial Advisory Board
Derek Alderman
Frederick Asals
Robert H. Brinkmeyer, Jr.
Jean W. Cash
Gary M. Ciuba
Robert Donahoo
Sarah Gordon
Michael Kreyling
Carter W. Martin
John R. May
Brian Abel Ragen
Sura Rath
William A. Sessions
Louise Westling
Margaret Whitt
Ralph C. Wood
Virginia Wray
Patricia Yaeger
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Included in this issue:
SPECIAL FEATURE
Intersections: Race and Gender Ideologies, Flannery O'Connor and Alice Walker
BEAUTY BRAGG, Guest Editor
BEAUTY BRAGG
Introduction
NAGUEYALTI WARREN
Beyond the Peacock: Psychosexual Symbolism in Flannery O'Connor and Alice Walker's Southern Landscapes
CHARLES ANDREWS
Colored Man: The Ambiguous White Male Body in "Parker's Back"
EVELYN C. WHITE
Not Deferential to White People: Alice Walker, Flannery O'Connor, and the Art of Biography
ESSAYS BY
LAURA SAUNDERS
"Slapstick, Two-Dollared Up": Thinking About Flannery O'Connor and W. C. Fields
IRWIN STREIGHT
The Ghost of Flannery O'Connor in the Songs of Bruce Springsteen
JORDAN COFER
The "All-Demanding Eyes": Following the Old Testament and New Testament Allusions in Flannery O'Connor's "Parker's
Back"
LEANNE E. SMITH
Head to Toe: Deliberate Dressing and Accentuated Accessories in Flannery O'Connor's "Revelation," "A Late Encounter
With the Enemy," and "Everything That Rises Must Converge"
MICHAEL SEAN BOLTON
"Nervous Shadow Walking Backwards": Elusive Desire in Flannery O'Connor's Wise Blood
RICHARD GIANNONE
Making It in Darkness
J. RAMSEY MICHAELS
A "World with Devils Filled": The Hawkes-O'Connor Debate Revisited
JOHN F. DESMOND
By Force of Will: Flannery O'Connor, the Broken Synthesis, and the Problem with Rayber
JAN NORDBY GRETLUND
When Did Mark Twain Become a Southern Writer and What Do We Read by Him Today?
JOSEPHINE KEESE KING
Cartoons
REVIEWS BY
JOHN D. SYKES, JR., CARMEN L. COMEAUX, RALPH C. WOOD, MARSHALL BRUCE GENTRY,
STEVEN WATKINS, and ROBERT DONAHOO
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