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Index to Volume XXXII COMPILED BY JONATHAN BOWEN Number | (May 1997) 1-96 Number 3 (November 1997) 193-304 Number 2 (August 1997) 97-192 Number 4 (February 1998) 305-424 -A- Beloved Land: The World of Emily Carr, The Abstract Wild, 73-74 404-5 After Ikkyu and Other Poems, 183 Benton, Robert M., (essay review of John After the Grapes of Wrath: Essays on John Steinbeck’s Fiction Revisited; After the Steinbeck in Honor of Tetsumaro Grapes of Wrath: Essays on John Hayashi, 161-71 Steinbeck in Honor of Tetsumaro Ahearn, Kerry, 415, 416 Hayashi; John Steinbeck: A Biography; Alexie, Sherman, 181-82, 182 Parallel Expeditions: Charles Darwin Alias Grace, 175 and the Art of John Steinbeck), 161-71 Almon, Bert, 399-400 Bernardin, Susan, “The Lessons of a American Knees, 86-87 Sentimental Education: Zitkala-Sa’s American Nature Writing 1996, 188-89 Autobiographical Narratives,” 212-38 American Nature Writing 1997, 188-89 Berndt, Michael D., 401-2 Anaya, Rudolfo, 179 Bess Streeter Aldrich: Collected Short Works, ““Angel guiding gently’: The Yosemite 1907-1919, 81-83 Meeting of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bess Streeter Aldrich: The Dreams Are All John Muir, 1871,” by Michael P. Branch, Real, 81-83 126-49 Bevis, William W., “James Welch,” 33-53 “Annual Bibliography of Studies in Western Blaeser, Kimberly M., 404 American Literature, by Thomas Blair, Elizabeth, 90-91, 301-2 Austenfeld,” 353-83 The Book of Yaak, 184-85 The Apple Falls from the Apple Tree, 411-12 The Border: The Future of Post-Modernity, The Apprenticeship Writings of Frank Norris 153-60 1896-1898, 179-80 Branch, Michael P., “‘Angel guiding gently’: Aspen Marooney, 89-90 The Yosemite Meeting of Ralph Waldo Atwood, Margaret, 175 Emerson and John Muir, 1871,” 126-49; Austenfeld, Thomas, “Annual Bibliography of 409-10 Studies in Western American Literature, ” Brendan Prairie, 413-14 353-83 Broken Country: Mountains and Memory, Bs 189-90 Brough, Andrew, 404-5 Bass, Rick, (essay review of Great and Peculiar Brown, Alanna Kathleen, 404 Beauty: A Utah Reader), 65-69; 184-85 420 Western American Literature Bucco, Martin, 76-77 Great and Peculiar Beauty: A Utah Reader, Burgess, Douglas K., ed., 179-80 65-69 on Greer, Robert O., 93-94 California Fault: Searching for the Spirit of “Guardian Angels and Missing Mothers: Race and Domesticity in Winona and the State along the San Andreas, 411 Deadwood Dick on Deck,” by Nicole Carroll, Eugene T., 416-17 Cassuto, Leonard, ed., 78-79 Tonkovich, 240-64 Caught Inside: A Surfer’s Year on the -H- California Coast, 300-301 Hadella, Paul, 181-82 Clarke, Thurston, 411 Hailey, David E., Jr., 87-88 Cloudy in the West, 303 Hale, Frederick, 402-3 Clubbe, John, 83-85 Hall, Wade, ed., 79-80 Coers, Donald V., et al., ed., 161-71 Harrison, Jim, 183 Collignon, Rick, 88-89 Hattenhauer, Darryl, 406-7 Conde, Rosina, 153-60 Headley, Robert, (essay review of The Border; Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, 293-96 The Future of Post-Modernity; Nailed to Cremean, David N., 79-80, 182 the Wound; Permanent Work: Poems Crow, Charles L., 77-78, 92-93, 179-80 1981-1992; Women on the Road... ; and >. Fiction International 25), 153-60; Davis, Robert Murray, 74-75, 300 413-14 Dead Man’s Dance, 92-93 Hemesath, James B., 88-89, 93-94, 414-15 The Devil’s Hatband, 93-94 Hobbet, Anastasia, 302-3 Di Bella, José Manuel, 153-60 Hodgins, Jack, 91-92 Hogan, Linda, 301-2 Duane, Daniel, 300-301 ““Home’: A ‘Lost’ Jeffers Narrative,” by -E- Robert Zaller, 115-24 Earthtones: A Nevada Album, 71-72 Horsley, Kate, 176-77 “Ella Leffland,” by Elizabeth Renfro, 55-64 Hunt, Richard, 188-89 Engstrom, Lorraine, 177-78 A Hunter’s Heart: Honest Essays on Blood Erdrich, Louise, 90-91 Sport, 187-88 Ernst Haycox, 190-91 Hunter’s Trap, 416-17 Etulain, Richard W., 74-75 Huser, Verne, 184--85 -F- Hutchisson, James, 76-77 Ferrigno, Robert, 92-93 «J. Fiction International 25, 153-60 The Imaginative Claims of the Artist in Willa French, Warren, 161-71 Cather’s Fiction: “Possession Granted From the Island’s Edge: A Sitka Reader, by a Different Lease,” 178 185-86 Imagining Home: Writing from the Midwest, 72 Ge Indian Killer, 181-82 Gavin, Gayneil, 411-12 aie Gender and Genre: An Introduction to Women “Jack London, Aesthetic Theory, and Writers of Formula Westerns, 1900-1950, Nineteenth-Century Popular Science,” by 407-8 Barbara Lindquist, 99-114 George, Susanne K., 401-2 Jaffe, Harold, et al., ed., 153-60 Gerald Vizenor: Writing in the Oral Tradition, “James Welch,” by William W. Bevis, 33-53 404 Jane Gilmore Rushing, 402-3 Giovanni's Gift, 416 Janet Campbell Hale, 402-3 Givens, Terry L., 406-7 John Muir's “Stickeen” and the Lessons of Graulich, Melody, “From the Editor,” Nature, 75-76 195-209, 307-8 John Steinbeck’s Fiction Revisited, 161-71 Index 421 John Steinbeck: A Biography, 161-71 “Native Sources: American Indian Auto- Johnson, Michael L., 300 biography,” by Mick McAllister, 3-23 Johnston, Gordon, 72 Nesbitt, John D., 83-85 The Journal of Antonio Montoya, 88-89 New Westers: The West in Contemporary Just Past Labor Day: Selected and New American Culture, 300 Poems, 1969-1995, 400-401 Nightland, 87-88 -K- -O- Kate M. Cleary: A Literary Biography with O’Brien, Dan, 413-14 Selected Works, 401-3 Oh, Seiwoong, 86-87 Kelton, Elmer, 180-81, 303 One Foot in the Stirrup: Western Stories, A Killing in New Town, 176-77 83-85 ee Owens, Louis, 87-88 Laurence, Robin, 404—5 -p- Le Guin, Ursula K., 85-86 Padget, Martin, 407-8 Lehmberg, Paul, 411 Papanikolas, Helen, 411-12 “The Lessons of a Sentimental Education: Parallel Expeditions: Charles Darwin and the Zitkala-Sa’s Autobiographical Narra- Art of John Steinbeck, 161-71 tives,” by Susan Bernardin, 212-38 Parini, Jay, 161-71 Limbaugh, Ronald H., 75-76 Paul. Jim, 415 Lindquist, Barbara, “Jack London, Aesthetic Payne, Daniel G., 409 Theory, and Nineteenth-Century Popular Peck, Demaree C., 178 Science,” 99-114 Peckinpah: The Western Films, 299-300 Lyon, Thomas J., ed., 65--69; 73-74 Permanent Work: Poems 1981-1992, 153-60 -M- Petersen, Carol, 81-83 Petersen, Carol, ed., 81-83 The Macken Charm, 91-92 Petersen, David, comp., 187-88 Magorian, James, 183-84 Maguire, James H., 183-84 Peterson, Levi S., 89-90 Mark Twain on the Loose: A Comic Writer and Picture Bride, 412-13 the American Self, 77-78 ° Pleasure of Believing, 302-3 Polito, Robert, 80-81 Martineau, Joel, 91-92 Mazel, David, 71-72, 75-76, 409 The Pumpkin Rollers, 180-81 McAllister, Mick, “Native Sources: American -R- Indian Autobiography,” 3—23 Railsback, Brian E., 161-71 McElrath, Joseph R., ed., 179-80 Rawlins, C. L., 189-90, 293-96, (essay reveiw McFarland, Ron, 402-3 of Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Medieval in LA: A Fiction, 415 Other Essays: A Tribal Voice), 302-3 Meeting the Tree of Life: A Teacher’s Path, “Raymond Carver,” by Gary Williams, 25-31 409-10 “Research in Western American Literature: Melada, Ivan, 176-77 1996-97,” by Jan Roush, 385-96 Meyer, Kathie, 412-13 Reesman, Jeanne Campbell, ed., 78-79 Michaelson, Bruce, 77-78 Reilly, Jane, 89-90 Mitchell, Lee Clark, 190-91 Re-imagining the Modern American West: A Montero, Sergio Gomez, 153-60 Century of Fiction, History, and Art, Morrow, Bradford, 416 74-75 Moseley, Ann, 405-6 Renfro, Elizabeth, “Ella Leffland,” 55-64 Mountains and Rivers without End, 399-400 Rereading Jack London, 78-79 Mufioz, Gabriel Trujillo, 153-60 Reynolds, Clay, 299-300 Murray, John A., ed., 188-89 Reynolds, Guy, 405-6 -N- The Rise of Sinclair Lewis, 1920-1930, 76-77 Robertson, Kirk, 400-401 Nailed to the Wound, 153-60 422 Western American Literature Rodenberger, Lou H., 402-3 Voices in the Wilderness: American Nature Ronald, Ann, 71-72, 189-90 Writing and Environmental Politics, 409 Rosowski, Susan J., “The Western Hero as -W- Logos, or, Unmaking Meaning,” 268-92 Walking the Twillight Il: Women Writers of the Roush, Jan, “Research in Western American Southwest, 177-78 Literature: 1996-97,” 385-96 Wallach, Rick, ed., 79-80 -S- Western Eleciric, 414-15 Sacred Violence: A Reader’s Companion to “The Western Hero as Logos, or, Unmaking Cormac McCarthy, 79-80 Meaning,” by Susan J. Rosowski, 268-92 Savage Art: A Biography of Jim Thompson, Westerns: Making the Man in Fiction and Film, 80-81 190-91 Scheese, Don, 185-86 Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Servid, Carolyn, ed., 185-86 Essays: A Tribal Voice, 293-96 Seydor, Paul, 299-300 Wilder, Kathryn, ed., 177-78 Smith, C. W., 416-17 Willa Cather in Context: Progress, Race, Snyder, Gary, 399-400 Empire, 405-6 Solar Storms, 301-2 Williams, Dana, 175 Stevenson, David, 300-301 Williams, Gary, “Raymond Carver,” 25-31 Streng, R. L., 85-86, 179, 180-81 Williams, Terry Tempest, ed., 65-69 The Summer of Black Widows, 182 Williams, Tony, 78-79, 80-81 -T- Women on the Road . . ., 153-60 Wong, Shawn, 86-87 Tales of Burning Love, 90-91 Tallmadge, John, 409-10 Ea Tammaro, Thom, ed., 72 Yates, Norris, 407-8 Tanner, Stephen L., 190-91 The Yellowstone Meditations, 183-84 Tatum, Stephen, 310-52 ee Tess Gallagher, 402-3 Zacanella, Don, 414-15 Toland, Lewis, 303 Zaller, Robert, “‘Home’: A ‘Lost’ Jeffers Tonkovich, Nicole, “Guardian Angels and Narrative,” 115-24 Missing Mothers: Race and Domesticity Zia Summer, 179 in Winona and Deadwood Dick on Deck,” Zimmerman, Dorothy, 81-83 240-64 “Topographies of Transition in Western American Literature,” by Stephen Tatum, 310-52 Trimble, Stephen, 71-72 Turner, Elizabeth A., 178, 402-3 Turner, Jack, 73-74 Twin Rivers, 83-85 Aj Uchida, Yoshiko, 412-13 Unlocking the Air and Other Stories, 85-86 a Van Zwoll, Wayne, 187-88 Varner, Paul, 190-91 Vincent, Patrick, 183, 400-401 Vinz, Mark, ed., 72 The Viper on the Hearth: Mormons, Myths, and the Construction of Heresy, 406-7