Ohio
Subtitle: in fact and fiction : further essays on the Ohio experience
By: by by David D. Anderson
Contributors: Michigan State University. Center for the Study of Midwestern Literature and Culture
Edition: Signed limited ed.
Publisher: Midwestern Press, Center for the Study of Midwestern Literature and Culture, Michigan State University
Published: 2004
Place of publication: East Lansing, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
Subjects: History
Other titles: Ohio in fact and fiction; Further essays on the Ohio experience
Notes: Signed by author.

Midwestern heritage publication. "Midwestern heritage publication."
Table of contents: title: A heritage of violence; title: A name infamous in the land; title: William D. Gallagher: the poet of the Ohio Valley; title: Cincinnati publishing and the McGuffey readers; title: Henry Howe and Ohio's transition from Old West to Midwest; title: The man who nominated Lincoln; title: Growing up in Ohio: the boys' stories of William Dean Howells, Clarence Darrow, and Sherwood Anderson; title: On re-discovering Brand Whitlock; title: William Dean Howells, William Howard Taft, George Harvey, and the continuity of American prose fiction; title: Ohio writers and candidates and the art of the midwestern campaign biography; title: Was he or wasn't he? Warren G. Harding and his biographers, or the growth of a midwestern myth; title: Sherwood Anderson and the moral geography of Ohio; title: Sherwood Anderson, Elyria, Ohio and a "man of ideas"; title: Sherwood Anderson and Hart Crane: a temporary friendship; title: "Shane's castle:" myth and reality in Louis Bromfield's fiction; title: Louis Bromfield, France, and the Ohio countryside; title: Louis Bromfield, nature writer and practical ecologist; title: Two Ohio writers and the search for a living past.