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georgia places, culture, and history 1
the georgia coast 4
the florida everglades 6
architecture 7
decorative arts 8
nature guides 9
food and cooking 12
documentary and fine art photography 13
native american art and culture 15
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This revised and updated edition
includes two new sections of color
photographs and a new chapter tracing
the milestones that led town and gown
into the twenty-first century.
Frances Taliaferro Thomas
Mary Levin Koch, Pictorial Research
A Wormsloe Foundation Publication
Paper, $29.95 | 978-0-8203-3044-0 | 376 pp.
“Like a Greek revival mansion, this
well-written book stands as a stately,
lovely reminder of the value of landmarks to our quality of life and collective identity.”
—Thomas A. Scott, Atlanta History
A Pictorial History
of the University of Georgia
“Chock-full of anecdotes and observations that are sure to set sons and
daughters of the red and black to reminiscing.”
—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
F. N. Boney
Cloth, $34.95 | 978-0-8203-2198-1 | 312 pp.
A perfect gift for UGA grads
and alums that contains
nearly 300 photos.
Democracy Restored
This stunning, fully illustrated history of the Georgia Capitol not only
pays tribute to a grand old edifice but
also vividly recounts the history that
was made—and that continues to be
made—within and without its walls.
A History of the Georgia State Capitol
Timothy J. Crimmins, and Anne H. Farrisee
Featuring Photographs by Diane Kirkland
Published in association with
the Georgia Humanities Council
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-2911-6 | 200 pp.
Vanishing Georgia
An absorbing collection of vintage
photographs recalls life in the state
from halfway through the nineteenth century to the middle of the
twentieth.
Photographs from the Vanishing Georgia Collection,
Georgia Department of Archives and History
Prints by George S. Whiteley IV
Text by Sherry Konter
Paper, $26.95 | 978-0-8203-2495-1 | 240 pp.
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A Portrait of Historic Athens
and Clarke County
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“One must be grateful to Sarah
Gordon—one of America’s leading O’Connor scholars. . . . Her
study is comprehensive, constituting an in­depth exploration of the
Georgia places that were central in
O’Connor’s life. The book provides
an intimate view of O’Connor’s world
and a superb introduction for anyone
unfamiliar with the author’s work.”
—Georgia Review
Sarah Gordon with Craig Amason
Photographs by Marcelina Martin
Paper, $19.95 | 978-0-8203-2763-1 | 136 pp.
Peachtree Creek
A compelling mix of urban travelogue, local history, and call for conservation reveals Atlanta’s forgotten
waterway. Historical images and
Kaufman’s evocative color photographs help capture the creek’s many
faces, past and present.
A Natural and Unnatural History
of Atlanta’s Watershed
David R. Kaufman
Published in association with the
Atlanta History Center
Cloth, $34.95 | 978-0-8203-2929-1 | 232 pp.
The Riverkeeper’s Guide
to the Chattahoochee
“Goes beyond the bounds of a mere
guidebook . . . Even if you never
intend to dip a canoe paddle into the
Chattahoochee, this book can be enjoyable and informative reading, especially if you want to learn more about
one of Georgia’s most vital natural
assets.”
—Charles Seabrook, Atlanta JournalConstitution
Fred Brown and Sherri M. L. Smith
Illustrated by Garry Pound
Preface by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Paper, $18.95 | 978-1-58072-000-7 | 364 pp.
The New Georgia Encyclopedia Companion
to Georgia Literature
“A literary Godsend . . . Once in a
blue moon a book comes across my
desk that I can really use. I mean
‘use’ as opposed to ‘read’; a book that
will become part of my reference collection and will serve me well in my
literary work.”
—St. John Flynn, Georgia Public Radio
Edited by Hugh Ruppersburg and John C. Inscoe
Published in association with the
Georgia Humanities Council
Paper, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2876-8 | 488 pp.
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A Literary Guide to
Flannery O’Connor’s Georgia
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Jacob Magot, Peter Anyang, Daniel
Khoch, and Marko Ayii were among
150 or so Lost Boys, refugees from the
brutal civil war in Sudan, who were
resettled in Atlanta. Bixler’s portrayal
of their stories is a heartbreaking and
inspiring testament to human resiliency and determination.
An American Story of the Refugee Experience
Mark Bixler
Paper, $18.95 | 978-0-8203-2883-6 | 288 pp.
Georgia Odyssey
Cobb offers a lively survey of the
state’s history, from its beginnings
as a European colony to its current
standing as an international business
mecca. This new edition incorporates current trends that have placed
Georgia among the country’s most
dynamic and attractive states, fueled
the growth of its Hispanic and Asian
American populations, and otherwise
dramatically altered its demographic,
economic, social, and cultural appearance and persona.
Second edition
James C. Cobb
Published in association with
the Georgia Humanities Council
Paper, $16.95 | 978-0-8203-3050-1 | 200 pp.
Rage in the Gate City
“Perhaps if more Americans read
Rage in the Gate City—the story of
this important but often overlooked
chapter in Atlanta’s history—it might
save our nation from the painful
repetition of these acts of hatred and
violence.”
—John Lewis, U. S. Congressman
The Story of the 1906 Atlanta Race Riot
Rebecca Burns
Foreword by June Dobbs Butts
Paper, $19.95 | 978-0-8203-3307-6 | 232 pp.
From Mounds to Megachurches
“I know no other book that covers such
a range of material, with such chronological sweep, in such short compass,
for any southern state. Georgia and its
citizens will be privileged to have such
an accessible survey of their religious
heritage available.”
—John B. Boles, author of The Great
Revival: Beginnings of the Bible Belt
Georgia’s Religious Heritage
David S. Williams
Cloth, $26.95 | 978-0-8203-3175-1 | 240 pp.
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The Lost Boys of Sudan
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the georgia coast
A fun and inviting collection of one
hundred short, self-contained features
about the flora, fauna, and natural
history of that fascinating place where
land meets sea. Each page includes a
full-color illustration and breezy, factfilled commentary on coastal wildlife.
Natural Wonders from Alligators to Zoeas
David Bryant, George Davidson
Illustrated by Charlotte Ingram
Published in association with the Georgia Sea Grant
Paper, $15.95 | 978-0-8203-2533-0 | 112 pp.
The Seasons of Cumberland Island
Naturalist and photographer Fred
Whitehead captures the unique
allure of this beloved barrier island’s
flora and fauna in 118 stunning fullcolor photographs.
Fred Whitehead
A Wormsloe Foundation Nature Book
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-2497-5 | 112 pp.
Leigh’s black-and-white photographs,
Campbell’s watercolor and oil paintings, and Kilgo’s essay offer three
highly individual interpretations of
a similar experience—that of deep
personal connection with Ossabaw’s
timelessness and beauty.
Ossabaw
Evocations of an Island
Jack Leigh, James Kilgo, and Alan Campbell
Cloth, $29.95 | 978-0-8203-2642-9 | 112 pp.
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Georgia’s Amazing Coast
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“A carefully researched, well-written,
lavishly illustrated volume that evokes
a lost, fairytalelike era.”—Islands
Southern Haven for America’s Millionaires
William Barton McCash and June Hall McCash
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-1070-1 | 264 pp.
The Jekyll Island Cottage Colony
In this delightful book, a companion volume to The Jekyll Island Club,
McCash focuses on the social club’s
members and the “cottages” they built
near the clubhouse between 1888 and
1928.
June Hall McCash
Cloth, $45.00 | 978-0-8203-1928-5 | 336 pp.
Jekyll Island’s Early Years
“From Jekyll Island’s beginnings as an
Edenic wilderness through exploration,
settlement, revolution, and Civil War,
McCash provides a fascinating foundation for understanding the historical
origins of this coastal paradise.”
—James C. Cobb, Spalding
Distinguished Professor, University
of Georgia
From Prehistory through Reconstruction
June Hall McCash
A Wormsloe Foundation Publication
Cloth, $29.95 | 978-0-8203-2447-0 | 296 pp.
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the florida everglades
“I am certain that all who read it will
be not only inspired by the dynamic,
pivotal, and courageous life and work
of Marjory Stoneman Douglas but
also reminded of how terribly essential her efforts to protect the Florida
Everglades and the environment
remain.”—Senator Bob Graham
Marjory Stoneman Douglas and the American
Environmental Century
Jack E. Davis
Environmental History and the American South
Cloth, $34.95 | 978-0-8203-3071-6 | 816 pp.
Crackers in the Glade
“A finely realized portrait of a
unique world and way of life that
have all but vanished . . . Storter
may have been a humble fisherman, but he was also a born
observer, blessed with keen eye,
a gentle soul, and an uncanny
memory. Vivid details make his
Cracker chronicle compelling and
often moving.”
—Miami Herald
Life and Times in the Old Everglades
Rob Storter
Edited by Betty Savidge Briggs
Paper, $22.95 | 978-0-8203-3043-3 | 160 pp.
Everglades
In Belanger’s photographs we see
the pull between commerce and
human enterprise and the need for
boundless wilderness. Ultimately
nature and culture are inseparably intertwined, as seen in the
Everglades both from outside and
within.
Outside and Within
Marion Belanger
Center Books on the American South
Paper, $30.00 | 978-1-930066-85-4 | 80 pp.
Cloth, $50.00 | 978-1-930066-84-7 | 80 pp.
Liquid Land
“From rare panthers to rainbowcolored tree snails, Levin brings to life
the Everglades’ wondrous beauty and
ineffable mystery. Sure to be a classic,
Liquid Land is required reading for
first-time visitors and seasoned explorers alike.”
—David Seideman, Editor-in-Chief of
Audubon
A Journey through the Florida Everglades
Ted Levin
Paper, $19.95 | 978-0-8203-2672-6 | 312 pp.
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An Everglades Providence
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architecture
Sledge’s rich narrative, combined with
evocative historic images and Hagler’s
stunning contemporary photographs,
eloquently conveys as never before
how ornamental cast iron defines
Mobile’s heart and soul.
Old Mobile Ironwork
John S. Sledge
Photography by Sheila Hagler
Cloth, $34.95 | 978-0-8203-2700-6 | 128 pp.
The Pillared City
“Sledge’s writing style is reminiscent
of those delicious architectural pieces
that Brendan Gill used to do for the
New Yorker. He knows his history, tells
good stories, and makes the buildings
and their builders come alive. This is a
very distinguished book.”
—Winston Groom
Greek Revival Mobile
John S. Sledge
Photography by Sheila Hagler
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-3020-4 | 184 pp.
Henri Jova, A Classical Intermezzo
Jova’s timeless melding of the modern
and the classic is evident in many of
the Atlanta’s landmark structures,
including Colony Square, the original
Underground Atlanta, the City Hall
addition, and the Carter Presidential
Center.
An Architect’s Life
David Roland Rinehart
Foreword by Stanley Abercrombie
Distributed for the Atlanta History Center
Cloth, $50.00 | 978-1-883828-02-8 | 212 pp.
John Portman
Portman is an architect and artist
whose influence has reshaped the skyline of cities internationally, particularly that of his hometown, Atlanta.
Accompanies an exhibit that opens in
October 2009.
Art and Architecture
High Museum of Art and Paul Goldberger
Distributed for the High Museum of Art
Paper, $30.00 | 978-1-932543-30-8 | 160 pp.
Cloth, $45.00 | 978-1-932543-29-2 | 160 pp.
Marion Manley
Manley (1893–1984) was Miami’s
first female architect and is best
known for her buildings on the
University of Miami campus. Lynn
and Penabad explore the relationship of Manley’s work to her life and
to the broader historical moment of
which she was a part, including the
overall development of the city of
Miami.
Miami’s First Woman Architect
Catherine Lynn, Carie Penabad
Foreword by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
Paper, $34.95 | 978-0-8203-3406-6 | 248 pp.
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An Ornament to the City
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decorative arts
This is a compact history and survey
of the Telfair Museum of Art’s OwensThomas House in Savannah, Georgia,
considered one of the finest examples
of Regency architecture in the U.S.
and home to fine furnishings and decorative arts from the early nineteenth
century.
Tania June Sammons
Distributed for the Telfair Museum of Art
Cloth, $12.95 | 978-0-933075-10-8 | 64 pp.
Georgia Quilts
This abundantly illustrated volume
arises out of the painstaking work of
the Georgia Quilt Project, the most
authoritative survey of quilts and quiltmakers ever undertaken in the state.
Features 120 quilts from the more
than 9,000 that were documented.
Piecing Together a History
Edited by Anita Zaleski Weinraub
A Wormsloe Foundation Publication
Paper, $34.95 | 978-0-8203-2850-8 | 300 pp.
Cloth, $54.95 | 978-0-8203-2899-7 | 300 pp.
Neat Pieces
A detailed, extensively illustrated survey of the major forms and makers of
the “plain style” of furniture made and
used by Georgians in the 1800s.
The Plain-Style Furniture
of Nineteenth-Century Georgia
With a new foreword by Deanne D. Levison
Published in conjunction with the Atlanta History
Center and the Madison-Morgan Cultural Center
Paper, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-2805-8 | 256 pp.
Brothers in Clay
“Beautifully designed, well written
and illustrated, and comprehensive in
scope, Brothers in Clay should stand
for years to come as the definitive volume on Georgia’s exciting and diverse
pottery traditions.”
—Journal of American Folklore
The Story of Georgia Folk Pottery
John A. Burrison
Paper, $36.95 | 978-0-8203-3220-8 | 375 pp.
From Mud to Jug
“This is a neat little volume, one that
is needed, given the current trends in
Georgia pottery. . . . And of course, no
one better understands Southern folk
pottery than John Burrison.”
—Charles G. Zug III, author of Turners
and Burners
The Folk Potters and Pottery
of Northeast Georgia
John A. Burrison
Paper with flaps, $29.95 | 978-0-8203-3325-0
Available March 2010
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nature guides
guides to the southeast are also
among our bestselling books.
These accessible books, which
include a generous array of full
color images, appeal to scientists,
Turtles of the Southeast
students, amateur naturalists,
Whit Gibbons, Kurt Buhlmann, and
Tracey Tuberville
Flexibind, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2902-4 | 264 pp.
and even curious children.
All volumes are in the Wormsloe
Foundation Nature Books series.
Frogs and Toads of the Southeast
Whit Gibbons and Mike Dorcas
Flexibind, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2922-2 | 248 pp.
Lizards and Crocodilians of the Southeast
Whit Gibbons, Judy Greene, and Tony Mills
Flexibind, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-3158-4 | 248 pp.
Salamanders of the Southeast
Whit Gibbons and Joe Mitchell
Flexibind, $26.95 | 978-0-8203-3035-8 | 272 pp.
Available June 2010
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The Press’s acclaimed nature
Snakes of the Southeast
Whit Gibbons and Mike Dorcas
Flexibind, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2652-8 | 264 pp.
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nature guides
This is a comprehensive historical
record of all free-ranging bird species known to be breeding in Georgia
around the beginning of the new millennium, profiling 182 species. A great
resource for serious birders and professional biologists.
Edited by Todd M. Schneider, Giff Beaton,
Timothy S. Keyes, and Nathan A. Klaus
Cloth, $64.95 | 978-0-8203-2893-5 | 520 pp.
Sea Turtles of the Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts of the United States
Written by two of the Southeast’s
foremost authorities on sea turtle conservation, this is an accessible, fully
illustrated guide to the species that
frequent the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
of the U.S.
Carol Ruckdeschel and C. Robert Shoop
A Wormsloe Foundation Nature Book
Flexibind, $19.95 | 978-0-8203-2614-6 | 152 pp.
Hey, Bug Doctor!
“Jim combines his scientific training
with his southern upbringing to write
an engaging look at the insects (and a
few other buglike creatures) that surround us. He’s been chewed by chiggers and feasted on by fleas, but Jim
brings a sense of enthusiasm to each
bug that bites him. Insects, whether
good, bad or beautiful, all intrigue
him.”
—Walter Reeves, host of Georgia
Public Television’s “Gardening in
Georgia”
The Scoop on Insects in
Georgia’s Homes and Gardens
Jim Howell
Paper, $16.95 | 978-0-8203-2804-1 | 232 pp.
Dragonflies and Damselflies
of Georgia and the Southeast
Organized for easy use in the field
with more than 400 color photographs, this is the first guide to cover
Georgia’s dragonflies and damselflies
(odonates), an insect avid birders have
taken to watching. It details more than
150 species—species that are also the
ones most likely to be seen throughout
the U.S. Southeast north of Florida.
Giff Beaton
A Wormsloe Foundation Nature Book
Paper, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2795-2 | 368 pp.
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The Breeding Bird Atlas of Georgia
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nature guides
Five walks are presented from each
of Georgia’s four geographic regions:
Cumberland Plateau/Ridge and Valley,
Blue Ridge, Piedmont, and Coastal
Plain. Coverage of each walk includes
directions and a trail map plus information about flowering season, peak
flowering period, flower habitats, walk
length and difficulty, and more.
Hugh Nourse and Carol Nourse
A Wormsloe Foundation Nature Book
Paper, $19.95 | 978-0-8203-2841-6 | 208 pp.
Amphibians and Reptiles of Georgia
A wealth of information about 170
species of frogs, salamanders, crocodilians, lizards, snakes, and turtles in the
state. Throughout, the book stresses
conservation, documenting declines in
individual species as well as losses of
local and regional populations.
Edited by John B. Jensen, Carlos D. Camp,
Whit Gibbons, and Matt J. Elliott
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-3111-9 | 600 pp.
Field Guide to the Rare Plants of Georgia
Abundantly illustrated with more
than 400 color photographs and 200
detailed drawings, this comprehensive
guide to the state’s rare and endangered plants provides photographs and
botanical illustrations in a single volume formatted for field use.
Linda G. Chafin
Featuring photographs by Hugh and Carol Nourse
Illustrations by Jean C. Putnam Hancock
Published by The State Botanical
Garden of Georgia in association with
The Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance
Flexibind, $34.95 | 978-0-9779621-0-5 | 540 pp.
Weeds of the South
Featuring more than fifteen hundred
full-color photographs, this handy
guide provides essential information
on four hundred of the most troublesome weedy and invasive plants found
in the southern U.S.
Edited by Charles T. Bryson and
Michael S. DeFelice
Photographs by Arlyn W. Evans
Published in association with
the Southern Weed Science Society
Flexibind, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-3046-4 | 480 pp.
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Favorite Wildflower Walks in Georgia
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food and cooking
“Nathalie Dupree writes about food
like no one else—with warmth, passion, and an unmistakable style of her
own—but nowhere is her voice clearer,
or more irresistibly charming, than in
this timeless classic.”
—Damon Lee Fowler, author of
Classical Southern Cooking
Recipes and Reminiscences
Paper, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2601-6 | 224 pp.
New Southern Cooking
“The reissue of New Southern Cooking
returns to print one of the seminal
volumes of a fertile season of culinary
growth. Those of us who have long
appreciated Nathalie Dupree’s abundant
contributions to Southern cooking can
now have the pleasure of introducing
them to a new generation.”
—John Egerton, author of Southern
Food: At Home, On the Road, In
History
Nathalie Dupree
Paper, $19.95 | 978-0-8203-2630-6 | 368 pp.
Cornbread Nation 4
“The writers in Cornbread Nation 4
form a patchwork quilt of voices celebrating the rich and varied heritage
that is southern cooking.”
—Scott Peacock, Executive Chef of
Watershed Restaurant and recipient
of the James Beard Award for Best
Chef Southeast
The Best of Southern Food Writing
Edited by Dale Volberg Reed
and John Shelton Reed
John T. Edge, general editor
Paper, $17.95 | 978-0-8203-3089-1 | 320 pp.
Southern Cooking
A must-have for Georgia food enthusiasts, this book evolved from Henrietta
Dull’s immensely popular cooking
column in the Atlanta Journal, whose
readers faithfully clipped its recipes.
The demand for reprints of perennial
favorites or early, hard-to-find dishes
prompted Mrs. Dull to compile them
into her now-famous book.
Mrs. S. R. Dull
Foreword by Damon Lee Fowler
Cloth, $24.95 | 978-0-8203-2853-9 | 456 pp.
Craig Claiborne’s Southern Cooking
“Claiborne admires a good story and
a good meal. And his mostly nostalgic,
comforting view of southern food is
as it should be. Instead of creating
stir-fries of collards or fried chicken
calzones he sticks to the basics. . . .
Mr. Claiborne’s collection is one the
Southern-starved cook will reach forrecipes that stand the test of time.”
—Florence Fabricant, New York Times
Foreword by John T. Edge and
Georgeanna Milam
Cloth, $29.95 | 978-0-8203-2992-5 | 392 pp.
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Nathalie Dupree’s Southern Memories
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documentary and fine art photography
During the 1920s and 1930s, Webb
constructed nearly three dozen
log homes in the tiny Appalachian
town of Highlands, N.C. The cabins
were built without the aid of power
tools—or architectural plans—and
all of these exquisite structures are
located within a five-mile radius.
Cox captures the atmosphere and
ambience of these idiosyncratic and
important historic buildings in this
evocative book.
Appalachian Master of Rustic Architecture
Reuben Cox
Distributed for the Jargon Society
Cloth, $64.95 | 978-0-912330-85-3 | 120 pp.
Look and Leave
As a participant in New Orleans’s
“Look and Leave” program, Alt
accompanied Lower Ninth Ward
residents back to their homes
for the first time since fleeing
Hurricane Katrina. Alt’s photographs and stories reflect the
intense drama of the epic loss
this community endured while
highlighting lasting hope and
inspiration.
Photographs and Stories from New Orleans’s
Lower Ninth Ward
Jane Fulton Alt
Center Books on the American South
Paper, $29.95 | 978-1-930066-91-5 | 96 pp.
Cloth, $49.95 | 978-1-930066-90-8 | 96 pp.
City of Memory
“Five days after Katrina departed
Louisiana, I ventured into New
Orleans with a news crew. We
found a city that might have been
familiar to reporters who regularly
visit calamities, but the particular
scene was painful for me to gaze
upon. While the place was familiar,
this was not the New Orleans I
knew. John Woodin’s photographs
of New Orleans give voice to this
experience of thousands of people
returning home to their city, documenting a landscape that is at once
familiar, beloved, and irrevocably
altered.”
—Craig E. Colten, author of An
Unnatural Metropolis: Wresting
New Orleans from Nature
New Orleans, Before and After Katrina
John Woodin
Center Books on the American South
Cloth, $ 39.95 | 978-1-935195-18-4 | 96 pp.
Available January 2010
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The Work of Joe Webb
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documentary and fine art photography
From Rob Amberg, author of the
award-winning Sodom Laurel Album,
comes an examination of the construction of a nine-mile section of
Interstate 26 is a moving study of the
effect of road building on landscape
and culture.
I-26 and the Footprints of Progress
Rob Amberg
Center Books on the American South
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-1-930066-67-0
Available November 2009
The Last Harvest
“Dilbeck’s plastic camera images
are reverential even in their darkest
corners, his entire body of work—
pictures and words—a liturgical
offering to the cultural and visual
richness of these men and their care
of land and community. His photographs document these farmers and
their agricultural spaces, but they
do much more than simply record.
They are at once an honest reflection of well-lived lives and transformative expressions of Dilbeck’s
respectful and creative vision.”
—Tom Rankin, from the conclusion
Truck Farmers in the Deep South
Perry Dilbeck
Center Books on the American South
Cloth, $32.50 | 978-1-930066-49-6 | 112 pp.
Freedom’s March
Baldwin’s images chronicle crucial
events in the civil rights movement
from voter registration drives to
meetings in the longshoreman’s
hall to public marches and demonstrations, culminating in a visit to
Savannah by Martin Luther King Jr.
Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement in
Savannah by Frederick C. Baldwin
Distributed for the Telfair Museum of Art
Cloth, $34.95 | 978-0-933075-08-5 | 112 pp.
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The New Road
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native american art and culture
“Krech exhaustively surveys for
the first time the world of Southern
Indians and their birds, and he does
so from a variety of perspectives.
Anthropologists, environmental
historians, and birders will treasure
this book, as will lay readers who
will admire its beautiful design and
charming illustrations.”
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Birds and American Indians in the South
Shepard Krech III
Environmental History and the American South
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Art of the Cherokee
This illustrated historical overview
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Prehistory to the Present
Susan C. Power
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Early Art of the Southeastern Indians
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Chiefdom
Feathered Serpents and Winged Beings
Susan C. Power
Cloth, $39.95 | 978-0-8203-2501-9 | 288 pp.
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