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• After Kafka
• The Influence of Kafka's Fiction
• Shimon Sandbank
• 1991 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• After O'Connor
• Stories from Contemporary Georgia
• Edited by Hugh Ruppersburg
• 2004 Georgia Author of the Year, Anthology
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• The Ambivalent Art of Katherine Anne Porter
• Mary Titus
• Finalist, 2006 Minnesota Book Awards
• Minnesota Council for the Humanities
  
  
• American Literary Naturalism and Its Twentieth-Century Transformations
• Frank Norris, Ernest Hemingway, Don DeLillo
• Paul Civello
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Apalachee
• Joyce Rockwood Hudson
• 2001 Georgia Author of the Year, Fiction
• Georgia Writers
• 2001 Finalist, ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award, General Fiction
• ForeWord magazine
  
  
• As Eve Said to the Serpent
• On Landscape, Gender, and Art
• Rebecca Solnit
• 2002 Finalist, National Book Critics Circle Award, Criticism
• National Book Critics Circle
  
  
• Assembling theShepherd
• Tessa Rumsey
• 2000 Finalist, Alice Fay di Castagnola Award
• Poetry Society of America
  
  
• Augury
• Phillip Garrison
• 1992 Governor's Writer's Award
• Washington State Library and the Washington Commission for theHumanities

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• Bag 'o' Diamonds
• Susan Wheeler
• 1994 Finalist, Los Angeles Times Book Award, Poetry
• Los Angeles Times
• 1994 Norma Farber First Book Award
• Poetry Society of America
  
  
• A Bearer of Tradition
• Dwight Stump, Basketmaker
• Rosemary O. Joyce
• Fred Kniffen Book Award
• Pioneer America Society
  
  
• Before Scopes
• Evangelicalism, Education, and Evolution in Tennessee, 1870-1825
• Charles A. Israel
• 2004 Tennessee History Book Award
• Tennessee Library Association
  
  
• Berry College
• A History
• Ouida Dickey and Doyle Mathis
• 2006 Lilla Hawes Award
• Georgia Historical Society
  
  
• Big Bend
• Bill Roorbach
• 2002 Finalist, Ohioana Book Award, Fiction
• Ohioana Library Association
  
  
• Black Judas
• William Hannibal Thomas and The American Negro
• John David Smith
• 2000 Mayflower Society Award, Nonfiction
• Society of Mayflower Descendents in the State of North Carolina
  
  
• The Black O
• Racism and Redemption in an American Corporate Empire
• Steve Watkins
• 1997 Honorable Mention, Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
• 1998 Virginia College Stores Association Book Award
• Virginia College Stores Association
  
  
• Black Scholar
• Horace Mann Bond, 1904-1972
• Wayne J. Urban
• 1993 Witten Award for Distinguished Scholarship in Educational Biography
• Museum of Education at the University of South Carolina
  
  
• The Blaze of the Poui
• Mark McMorris
• 2004 Finalist, Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize
• Academy of American Poets
  
  
• Blue-Eyed Child ofFortune
• The Civil War Letters of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw
• Robert Gould Shaw, Edited by Russell Duncan
• 1992 Founder's Award
• Museum of the Confederacy
  
  
• Break Any Woman Down
• Dana Johnson
• 2002 Finalist, Paterson Fiction Prize
• The Poetry Center at Passaic Community College
• 2002 Finalist, Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, Debut Fiction
• Hurston/Wright Foundation
  
  
• The Brown Decision, Jim Crow & Southern Identity
• James C. Cobb
• 2005 Georgia Author of the Year Award, Creative Non-Fiction: Historical Division
• Georgia Writers

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• Camera Man's Journey
• Julian Dimock's South
• Edited by Thomas L. Johnson and Nina J. Root
• 2003 Mary Ellen LoPresti Award
• Southeast Chapter of the Art Libraries, Society of North America
  
  
• Cartographies
• Meditations on Travel
• Marjorie Agosín
• 2004 National Mujer Award
• National Hispana Leadership Institute
  
  
• CAUTION: Men inTrees
• Darrell Spencer
• 2000 Literary Award, Short Fiction
• Association for Mormon Letters
  
  
• Celia, A Slave
• Melton A. McLaurin
• 1991 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
• 1991 New York Times Notable Book
• New York Times
  
  
• A Childhood
• The Biography of a Place
• Harry Crews
• 2005 Georgia Top 25 Reading List
• Georgia Center for the Book
  
  
• Cherokee Removal
• Before and After
• Edited by William L. Anderson
• 1992 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in NorthAmerica
  
  
• Chinese Architecture
• Aleda Shirley
• 1986 Norma Farber First Book Award
• Poetry Society of America
  
  
• A Clashing of the Soul
• John Hope and the Dilemma of African American Leadership and BlackHigher Education in the Early Twentieth Century
• Leroy Davis
• 1999 Lillian Smith Award, Nonfiction
• Southern Regional Council
  
  
• Codename Greenkil
• The 1979 Greensboro Killings
• Elizabeth Wheaton
• 1987 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in NorthAmerica
  
  
• Communities of Kinship
• Antebellum Families and the Settlement of the Cotton Frontier
• Carolyn Earle Billingsley
• 2005 Booker Worthen Literary Prize
• Central Arkansas Library System
  
  
• Compression Scars
• Kellie Wells
• 2003 New Writers Awards, Fiction
• Great Lakes Colleges Association
  
  
• Confronting the Color Line
• The Broken Promise of the Civil Rights Movement in Chicago
• Alan B. Anderson and George W. Pickering
• 1986 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
  
  
• Conrad Aiken
• Poet of White Horse Vale
• Edward Butscher
• 1988 Melville Cane Award
• Poetry Society of America
  
  
• Cross Ties
• X. J. Kennedy
• 1985 Los Angeles Times Book Prize, Poetry
• Los Angeles Times

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• The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys
• Chris Fuhrman
• 2003 Finalist, Book Sense Book of the Year Awards, Rediscovery
• Book Sense and American Booksellers Association
  
  
• Dark Would (the missing person)
• Liz Waldner
• 2003 Washington State Book Awards
• Washington Center for the Book at the Seattle Public Library
  
  
• Daughter of My People
• James Kilgo
• 2000 Townsend Prize for Fiction
• Chattahoochee Review and DeKalb College
• 1998 Finalist, Lillian Smith Award, Fiction
• Southern Regional Council
• 2005 Georgia Top 25 Reading List
• Georgia Center for the Book
  
  
• Daughters of the GreatDepression
• Women, Work, and Fiction in the American 1930s
• Laura Hapke
• 1996 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Deep in Our Hearts
• Nine White Women in the Civil Rights Movement
• Constance Curry, Joan C. Browning, Dorothy Dawson Burlage, Penny Patch,Theresa Del Pozzo, Sue Thrasher, Elaine DeLott Baker, Emmie Schrader Adams, and Casey Hayden
• 2001 Finalist, ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award, History
• ForeWord magazine
• 2001 Georgia Author of the Year Award, Creative Non-Fiction: HistoricalDivision
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• A Devil and a Good Woman, Too
• The Lives of Julia Peterkin
• Susan Millar Williams
• 1998 Julia Cherry Spruill Prize
• Southern Association of Women Historians
• 1997 Best Book on South Carolina History
• South Carolina Historical Society
  
  
• Devotion
• Julia Oliver
• Winner, 2007 John Esten Cooke Award for Southern Fiction
• Military Order of the Stars and Bars
• 2006 Finalist, ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award, Historical Fiction
• ForeWord magazine
  
  
• The Discovery of Childhoodin Puritan England
• C. John Sommerville
• 1993 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• The Disfranchisement Myth
• Poor Whites and Suffrage Restriction in Alabama
• Glenn Feldman
• 2005 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Don DeLillo
• The Physics of Language
• David Cowart
• 2003 SAMLA Book Award
• South Atlantic Modern Language Association

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• Echoes of theUnspoken
• Wayne Dodd
• 1991 Ohioana Book Award, Poetry
• Ohioana Library Association
  
  
• Elemental South
• An Anthology of Southern Nature Writing
• Edited by Dorinda G. Dallmeyer
• 2005 Phillip D. Reed Memorial Award for Outstanding Writing on the Southern Environment
• Southern Environmental Law Center
  
  
• Empirical Evidence
• Steve Kronen
• 1993 New Writers Awards, Poetry
• Great Lakes Colleges Association
  
  
• Empty Sleeves
• Sidney Wade
• 1992 Honorable Mention, Paterson Poetry Prize
• The Poetry Center at Passaic County Community College
  
  
• Estranging the Familiar
• Toward a Revitalized Critical Writing
• G. Douglas Atkins
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Equiano, the African
• Biography of a Self-Made Man
• Vincent Carretta
• Co-winner, 2004-06 Annibel Jenkins Prize
• American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies
• 2005 10 Exceptional Books from University Presses
• Foreword Magazine
• 2005 Top 10 African American Books, Nonfiction
• Booklist Magazine
• 2005 Ten Best Biographies
• Amazon.com
• Kirwan Faculty Research and Scholarship Prize
• University of Maryland
  
  
• Eugene O’Neill’s Last Plays
• Separating Art from Autobiography
• Doris Alexander
• Finalist, 2005 George Freedley Memorial Award
• Theatre Library Association
  
  
• Every Substance Clothed
• Kathleen Halme
• 1995 Balcones Poetry Prize
• Austin Community College
  
  
• Exit to Freedom
• Calvin C. Johnson Jr. with Greg Hampikian
• 2004 Silver Medal, ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award, Autobiography
• ForeWord magazine
  
  
• The Expedition of HumphryClinker
• Tobias Smollett, Edited by Tom Preston
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine

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• Federal Law and SouthernOrder
• Racial Violence and Constitutional Conflict in the Post-Brown South
• Michal R. Belknap
• 1987 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
  
  
• Fight against Fear
• Southern Jews and Black Civil Rights
• Clive Webb
• 2003 Southern Jewish Historical Society Book Prize
• Southern Jewish Historical Society
  
  
• Free Labor in an UnfreeWorld
• White Artisans in Slaveholding Georgia, 1789-1860
• Michele Gillespie
• 2001 Malcolm Bell, Jr., and Muriel Barrow Bell Award
• Georgia Historical Society
  
  
• From Selma to Sorrow
• The Life and Death of Viola Liuzzo
• Mary Stanton
• 1998 Outstanding Book Award
• Organization for the Study of Communication, Language and Gender

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• Georgia's Amazing Coast
• Natural Wonders from Alligators to Zoeas
• David Bryant and George Davidson. Illustrated by Charlotte Ingram
• 2004 Georgia Author of the Year, Children's and Young Adult Literature
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• Georgia Voices, Vol. 1:Fiction
• Edited by Hugh Ruppersburg
• 1993 Author of the Year
• Georgia Association of College Stores
  
  
• The Granite FarmLetters
• The Civil War Correspondence of Edgeworth and Sallie Bird
• Edited by John Rozier
• 1988 Founder's Award
• Museum of the Confederacy
• 1989 Georgia Author of the Year, Southern Culture
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• Guarding Greensboro
• A Confederate Company in the Making of a Southern Community
• G. Ward Hubbs
• 2003 Jefferson Davis Award
• Museum of the Confederacy
• 2003 James I. Robertson Prize
• Robert E. Lee Civil War Library and Research Center
• 2004 Honorable Mention, Peter Seaborg Award for Civil War Scholarship
• George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War
  
  
• The Gullah People and Their African Heritage
• William S. Pollitzer
• 1999 John B. Cawelti Award
• American Culture Association
• 2000 James Mooney Award
• Southern Anthropological Society

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• Heaven and Earth
• A Cosmology
• Albert Goldbarth
• 1992 National Book Critics Circle Award, Poetry
• National Book Critics Circle
  
  
• The Herndons
• An Atlanta Family
• Carole Merritt
• 2003 Finalist, Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, Nonfiction
• Hurston/Wright Foundation
• 2003 Honor Book, BCALA Literary Award, Nonfiction
• Black Caucus of the American Library Association
  
  
• Highbrows, Hillbillies, and Hellfire
• Public Entertainment in Atlanta, 1880-1930
• Steve Goodson
• 2003 Malcolm Bell, Jr., and Muriel Barrow Bell Award
• Georgia Historical Society
  
  
• Historicizing Milton
• Spectacle, Power, and Poetry in Restoration England
• Laura Lunger Knoppers
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• The History and Adventuresof an Atom
• Tobias Smollett, Edited by Robert Adams Day
• 1991 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Homeplace
• The Social Use and Meaning of the Folk Dwelling in Southwestern North Carolina
• Michael Ann Williams
• 1993 Abbott Lowell Cummings Award
• Vernacular Architecture Forum
  
  
• Hotel Fiesta
• Lynn Emanuel
• 1985 New Writers Award, Poetry
• Great Lakes Colleges Association
  
  
• Hotel Imperium
• Rachel Loden
• Pushcart Prize XXVI (2002)
• Pushcart Prize/Pushcart Press
• One of the Ten Best Poetry Books of 2000
• San Francisco Chronicle Book Review
• 1999 Finalist, Bay Area Book Reviewers Award, Poetry
• Bay Area Book Reviewers Association
  
  
• How Far She Went
• Mary Hood
• 1984 Southern Review/L.S.U. Short Fiction Award
• Southern Review
  
  
• How I Got Cultured
• A Nevada Memoir
• Phyllis Barber
• 1993 Literary Award, Autobiography
• Association for Mormon Letters

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• Ice Age
• Robert Anderson
• 2001 Finalist, Paterson Fiction Prize
• The Poetry Center at Passaic Community College
  
  
• In the Way of Our Grandmothers
• A Cultural View of Twentieth-Century Midwifery in Florida
• Debra Anne Susie
• 1988 Charlton W. Tebeau Book Award
• Florida Historical Society
  
  
• Cultural Theory and Popular Culture
• An Introduction
• John Storey
• 1994 Ray and Pat Browne Award, Best Textbook, Reference, or Resource
• Popular Culture Association
  
  
• Invisible Men
• Fatherhood in Victorian Periodicals, 1850 1910
• Claudia Nelson
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Islanders in the Stream
• A History of the Bahamian People: Volume Two: From the Ending of Slaveryto the Twenty-First Century
• Michael Craton and Gail Saunders
• 1999 Elsa Goviea Prize
• Association of Caribbean Historians

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• Jesus Sound Explosion
• Mark Curtis Anderson
• 2003 Finalist, Minnesota Book Awards, Autobiography and Memoir
• Minnesota Humanities Commission
  
  
• Le Jugement du Roy de Behaigne and Remede de Fortune
• Edited by James I. Wimsatt and William W. Kibler
• 1991 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine

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• The King's Ranger
• Thomas Brown and the American Revolution on the Southern Frontier
• Edward J. Cashin
• 1991 Fraunces Tavern Museum Award
• American Revolution Round Table

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• Lachlan McGillivray,Indian Trader
• The Shaping of the Southern Colonial Frontier
• Edward J. Cashin
• 1992 Malcolm Bell, Jr., and Muriel Barrow Bell Award
• Georgia Historical Society
  
  
• Lancelot; or the Knight ofthe Cart
• Chrétien de Troyes, Translated by Ruth Harwood Cline
• 1992 Lewis Galantière Translation Prize
• American Translators Association
  
  
• The Last Harvest
• Truck Farmers in the Deep South
• Perry Dilbeck
• 2006 Author of the Year Award, Creative Non-Fiction, Specialty Book
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• The Latin Deli
• Prose and Poetry
• Judith Ortiz Cofer
• 1993 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award
• Cleveland Foundation
• 2005 Georgia Top 25 Reading List
• Georgia Center for the Book
  
  
• Leaving Saturn
• Major Jackson
• 2003 Finalist, National Book Critics Circle Award, Poetry
• National Book Critics Circle
• Whiting Writers Award
• Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation
  
  
• The Life of the Party
• Festive Vision in Modern Fiction
• Christopher Ames
• 1993 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Literature and the Visual Arts in Tudor England
• David Evett
• 1991 British Council Prize in the Humanities
• North American Conference on British Studies
  
  
• Liquid Land
• A Journey through the Florida Everglades
• Ted Levin
• 2004 John Burroughs Medal
• John Burroughs Association and the American Museum of Natural History
  
  
• Long Green
• The Rise and Fall of Tobacco in South Carolina
• Eldred E. Prince Jr. with Robert R. Simpson
• 2001 George C. Rogers Award
• South Carolina Historical Society
  
  
• Looking for Angels in New York
• Jacqueline Osherow
• Witter Bynner Poetry Prize
• American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
  
  
• The Lost Boys of Sudan
• An American Story of the Refugee Experience
• Mark Bixler
• 2004 Finalist, Southern Book Award
• Southern Book Critics Circle
• 2005 Honorable Mention, Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
• 2005 Notable Book in Education
• American School Board Journal
• 2005 Finalist, Book of the Year Award, Nonfiction
• Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance
• 2005 Finalist, ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Awards
• ForeWord Magazine
  
  
• A Love Story Beginning in Spanish
• Judith Ortiz Cofer
• 2005 2nd Place Winner, Award for Best Book of Poetry
• Latino Literacy Hall of Fame/Latino Literacy Now
• 2005 Bronze Winner, ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Awards
• ForeWord Magazine
  
  
• Lugenia Burns Hope, BlackSouthern Reformer
• Jacqueline Anne Rouse
• 1989 Letitia Woods Brown Memorial Book Prize
• Association of Black Women Historians

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• Madaline
• Love and Survival in Antebellum New Orleans
• Edited by Del Upton
• 1997 Louisiana Literary Award
• Louisiana Library Association
  
  
• Maps to Anywhere
• Bernard Cooper
• 1991 Ernest Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award
• PEN New England
  
  
• Mark Twain's Aquarium
• The Samuel Clemens-Angelfish Correspondence, 1905-1910
• Edited by John Cooley
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• A Measure of Memory
• Storytelling and Identity in American Jewish Fiction
• Victoria Aarons
• 1996 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Melville and Turner
• Spheres of Love and Fright
• Robert K. Wallace
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Memoirs of LaetitiaPilkington
• Laetitia Van Lewen Pilkington, Edited by A. C. Elias Jr.
• 1999 Athenaeum Literary Awards
• Athenaeum of Philadelphia
  
  
• Mid-Lands
• A Family Album
• Robert Murray Davis
• 1993 Finalist, Oklahoma Book Award, Nonfiction
• Oklahoma Center for the Book
  
  
• Mother Rocket
• Rita Ciresi
• 1993 Nominee, Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction
• Los Angeles Times Book Prize
  
  
• The Muses Among Us
• Eloquent Listening and Other Pleasures of the Writer’s Craft
• Kim Stafford
• 2003 Finalist, Frances Fuller Victor Award for General Nonfiction
• Literary Arts/Oregon Book Awards

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• The Necessary Grace to Fall
• Gina Ochsner
• H. L. Davis Award for Fiction
• Literary Arts/Oregon Book Awards
• PNBA Book Award
• Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association
  
  
• Nervous Dancer
• Carol Lee Lorenzo
• 1996 Georgia Author of the Year, Short Story
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• Never Surrender
• Confederate Memory and Conservatism in the South Carolina Upcountry
• W. Scott Poole
• 2004 George C. Rogers Award
• South Carolina Historical Society
  
  
• The New GeorgiaGuide
• 1996 Outstanding Achievement Award
• Georgia Adult Education Association
  
  
• No Lie Like Love
• Paul Rawlins
• 1996 Literary Award, Short Fiction
• Association of Mormon Letters

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• On the Threshold of Freedom
• Masters and Slaves in Civil War Georgia
• Clarence L. Mohr
• 1987 Avery O. Craven Award
• Organization of American Historians
  
  
• Original Intentions
• On the Making and Ratification of the United States Constitution
• M. E. Bradford
• 1994 Southern Heritage Literary Award
• Southern Heritage Society
  
  
• Origins of FuturisticFiction
• Paul K. Alkon
• 1989 J. Lloyd Eaton Award
• J. Lloyd Eaton Conference on Science Fiction and Fantasy
• Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Recognition Award
• Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
  
  
• Ossabaw
• Evocations of an Island
• Jack Leigh, James Kilgo, and Alan Campbell
• 2004 Georgia Author of the Year, Specialty Books
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• "Our Famous Guest"
• Mark Twain in Vienna
• Carl Dolmetsch
• 1993 Award for Austrian Studies
• Center for Austrian Culture
  
  
• The Outlaw JamesCopeland and the Champion-Belted Empress
• Jeanne LeBow
• 1991 Runner-up, Norma Farber First Book Award
• Poetry Society of America
  
  
• O Wheel
• Peter Sacks
• 2000 Finalist, William Carlos Williams Award
• Poetry Society of America

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• Panama and the UnitedStates
• The Forced Alliance
• Michael L. Conniff
• 1993 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• The Parisian Prowler
• Le Spleen de Paris. Petits Poèmes en prose
• Charles Baudelaire, Translated and edited by Edward K. Kaplan
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
• 1990 Lewis Galantière Prize
• American Translators Association
  
  
• The People I Know
• Nancy Zafris
• 1991 Ohioana Book Award, Fiction
• Ohioana Library Association
  
  
• Phil Stone of Oxford
• A Vicarious Life
• Susan Snell
• 1991 New York Times Notable Book
• New York Times
• 1991 McLemore Prize
• Mississippi Historical Society
  
  
• The Piano Tuner
• Peter Meinke
• 1986 Southern Review/L.S.U. Short Fiction Award
• Southern Review
  
  
• A Place to Belong
• Everyday Order and Everyday Space in Calvert, Newfoundland
• Gerald L. Pocius
• 1992 Abbott Lowell Cummings Award
• Vernacular Architecture Forum
• 1992 Chicago Folklore Prize
• Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, University of Chicago
• 1991 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Poetry and Ideology in Revolutionary Connecticut
• William C. Dowling
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Poetry As Survival
• Gregory Orr
• 2003 Academy Award for Literature
• American Academy of Arts and Letters
  
  
• The Poetry of Men's Lives
• An International Anthology
• Edited by Fred Moramarco and Al Zolynas
• 2004 San Diego Book Awards, Poetry Anthology
• San Diego Book Awards Association
  
  
• A Poetry of TwoMinds
• Sherod Santos
• 2001 Finalist, National Book Critics Circle Award, Criticism
• National Book Critics Circle
  
  
• Political Power inAlabama
• The More Things Change . . .
• Anne Permaloff and Carl Grafton
• 1995 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Positive as Sound
• Emily Dickinson's Rhyme
• Judy Jo Small
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Proslavery
• A History of the Defense of Slavery in America, 1701-1840
• Larry E. Tise
• 1988 Herbert Feis Award
• American Historical Association

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• The Quarry
• Harvey Grossinger
• 1997 Edward Lewis Wallant Book Award

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• Race and Democracy
• The Civil Rights Struggle in Louisiana, 1915-1972
• Adam Fairclough
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magaine
• 1995 Lillian Smith Award, Nonfiction
• Southern Regional Council
• 1996 Kemper and Leila Williams Prie
• Historic New Orleans Collection and Louisiana Historical Association
• 1996 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
• 1995 Louisiana Literary Award
• Louisiana Library Association
  
  
• Randall Jarrell and the Lost World of Childhood
• Richard Flynn
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magaine
  
  
• Reading Race
• White American Poets and the Racial Discourse in the Twentieth Century
• Aldon L. Nielsen
• 1988 SAMLA Studies Prie
• South Atlantic Modern Language Association
• 1988 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
• 1988 Eugene M. Kayden Press Book Award
• University of Colorado at Boulder
  
  
• Real Punks Don't Wear Black
• Frank Kogan
• 2006 Second Place Winner, Book of the Year Award, Music
• ForeWord magazine
  
  
• Reconnection
• Dualism to Holism in Literary Study
• Betty Jean Craige
• 1988 Frederick W. Ness Book Award
• Association of American Colleges
  
  
• The Reservoir
• Donna Stonecipher
• 2003 Washington State Book Awards
• Washington Center for the Book at the Seattle Public Library
  
  
• The Riddle Song and Other Rememberings
• Rebecca McClanahan
• 2002 Finalist, Glasgow Prie for an Emerging Writer
• Shenandoah and the Glasgow Endowment
  
  
• Riska
• Memories of a Dayak Girlhood
• Riska Orpa Sari, Edited by Linda Spalding
• 1999 Finalist, Kiriyama Pacific Rim Book Prie
• Kiriyama Pacific Rim Institute
  
  
• River of Lakes
• A Journey on Florida's St. Johns River
• Bill Belleville
• 2000 Michael J. Shaara Outstanding Writer Award
• Space Coast Writers Guild
  
  
• Rough Translations
• Molly Giles
• 1986 Bay Area Book Reviewers Award, Fiction
• Bay Area Book Reviewers Association
• 1987 Boston Globe Literary Press Award, Fiction
• Boston Globe

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• Sabbath Creek
• Judson Mitcham
• 2005 Georgia Top 25 Reading List
• Georgia Center for the Book
  
  
• Separate Pasts
• Growing Up White in the Segregated South
• Melton A. McLaurin
• 1988 Lillian Smith Award, Nonfiction
• Southern Regional Council
• 1987 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
  
  
• Short Stories of the Civil Rights Movement
• An Anthology
• Edited by Margaret Earley Whitt
• 2006 Winner, Book of the Year Award, Anthologies
• ForeWord magazine
• 2007 "Best of the Best from University Presses"
• American Library Association
  
  
• Silk Stockings and BallotBoxes
• Women and Politics in New Orleans, 1920-1963
• Pamela Tyler
• 1997 Kemper and Leila Williams Prize
• Historic New Orleans Collection and Louisiana Historical Association
  
  
• Singing to the Dead
• A Missioner's Life among Refugees from Burma
• Victoria Armour-Hileman
• 2002 Finalist, Kiriyama Pacific Rim Book Prize
• Kiriyama Pacific Rim Institute
  
  
• Singing Cowboys andMusical Mountaineers
• Southern Culture and the Roots of Country Music
• Bill C. Malone
• 1994 Ray and Pat Browne Award, Best Scholarly Monograph
• Popular Culture Association
  
  
• Slave Laws in Virginia
• Philip J. Schwarz
• 1997 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Snakes of the Southeast
• Whit Gibbons and Mike Dorcas
• 2005 National Outdoor Book Award, Nature Guidebook Category
• National Outdoor Book Awards
  
  
• Somewhat MoreIndependent
• The End of Slavery in New York City, 1770-1810
• Shane White
• 1992 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• A Southern Weave ofWomen
• Fiction of the Contemporary South
• Linda Tate
• 1995 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Spirit Seizures
• Melissa Pritchard
• 1987 Carl Sandburg Award, Fiction
• Friends of the Chicago Public Library
• James Duval Phelan Award
• San Francisco Foundation
  
  
• Spit Baths
• Greg Downs
• Finalist, 2007 Paterson Fiction Prize
• Poetry Center at Passiac County Community College
  
  
• The Star Creek Papers
• Horace Mann Bond and Julia W. Bond, Edited by Adam Fairclough
• 1997 Honorable Mention, Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America
  
  
• String Light
• C. D. Wright
• 1991 Poetry Center Book Award
• Poetry Center at San Francisco State University
  
  
• Subjects of Slavery, Agents of Change
• Women and Power in Gothic Novels and Slave Narratives, 1790-1865
• Kari J. Winter
• 1994 Choice Outstanding Academic Book
• Choice magazine
  
  
• Surrendered Child
• A Birth Mother's Journey
• Karen Salyer McElmurray
• 2004 Georgia Author of the Year, Creative Nonfiction
• Georgia Writers
• 2004 Book of the Year Award
• Appalachian Writer’s Association
  
  
• Survival Rates
• Mary Clyde
• 1999 Literary Award, Short Fiction
• Association for Mormon Letters
  
  
• The Sweet Everlasting
• Judson Mitcham
• 1997 Georgia Author of the Year, Novel
• Georgia Writers
• 1998 Townsend Prize for Fiction
• Chattahoochee Review and DeKalb College

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• Temples and Fields
• Phillis Levin
• 1988 Norma Farber First Book Award
• Poetry Society of America
  
  
• Tennessee Williams' Letters to Donald Windham, 1940-1965
• Edited by Donald Windham
• 1996 Editor's Choice Award, Lambda Literary Awards
• Lambda Literary Foundation
  
  
• This Is My Century
• New And Collected Poems
• Margaret Walker
• 1993 Lifetime Achievement Award
• Before Columbus Foundation
  
  
• To Redeem the Soul of America
• The Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Martin Luther King Jr.
• Adam Fairclough
• 1987 Gustavus Myers Award
• Gustavus Myers Program for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America

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• Uncle Tom Mania
• Slavery, Minstrelsy, and Transatlantic Culture in the 1850s
• Sarah Meer
• 2005 Finalist, George Freedley Memorial Award
• Theatre Library Association
• Under the Guardianship ofthe Nation
• The Freedmen's Bureau and the Reconstruction of Georgia, 1865-1870
• Paul A. Cimbala
• 1999 Malcolm Bell, Jr., and Muriel Barrow Bell Award
• Georgia Historical Society
  
  
• Under the Red Flag
• Ha Jin
• 1998 Georgia Author of the Year, Fiction
• Georgia Writers
• 1998 Finalist, Kiriyama Pacific Rim Book Prize
• Kiriyama Pacific Rim Institute
  
  
• Unified Field Theory
• Frank Soos
• 1998 PNBA Book Award
• Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association
  
  
• University of Georgia Press
• 1994 Award for Excellence in Publishing
• American Institute of Architects, Atlanta Chapter

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• Venezuela and the UnitedStates
• From Monroe's Hemisphere to Petroleum's Empire
• Judith Ewell
• 1997 Alfred B. Thomas Book Award
• Southeastern Council on Latin American Studies

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• Walker Percy's Search for Community
• John F. Desmond
• 2005 Finalist, Washington State Book Awards
• Washington Center for the Book at the Seattle Public Library
  
  
• "We Shall Not Be Moved"
• The Desegregation of the University of Georgia
• Robert A. Pratt
• Inaugural "Fulfilling the Dream" Award
• University of Georgia
  
  
• "What Animal"
• Oni Buchanan
• Finalist, SEBA Book Award, Poetry
• Southeast Booksellers Association
  
  
• "What Nature Suffers toGroe"
• Life, Labor, and Landscape on the Georgia Coast, 1680-1920
• Mart A. Stewart
• 1998 Malcolm Bell, Jr., and Muriel Barrow Bell Award
• Georgia Historical Society
  
  
• Where There Are Mountains
• An Environmental History of the Southern Appalachians
• Donald Edward Davis
• 2001 Phillip D. Reed Memorial Award for Outstanding Writing on the Southern Environment
• Southern Environmental Law Center
  
  
• Who Guards the Guardians?
• Judicial Control of Administration
• Martin Shapiro
• 1989 Louis Brownlow Book Award
• National Academy of Public Administration
  
  
• Why the South Lost theCivil War
• Richard E. Beringer, Herman Hattaway, Archer Jones, and William N. Still Jr.
• 1987 Bell I. Wiley Prize
• National Historical Society
• 1986 Jefferson Davis Award
• Museum of the Confederacy
  
  
• Wisdom from aRainforest
• The Spiritual Journey of an Anthropologist
• Stuart A. Schlegel
• 1999 Finalist, Philippine National Book Award, Social Science
• Manila Critics Circle
  
  
• Woman in Front of theSun
• On Becoming a Writer
• Judith Ortiz Cofer
• 2001 Georgia Author of the Year, Creative Nonfiction: Essay Division
• Georgia Writers
  
  
• Woman of Color, Daughter of Privilege
• Amanda America Dickson, 1849-1893
• Kent Anderson Leslie
• 2005 Georgia Top 25 Reading List
• Georgia Center for the Book

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• Zoro's Field
• My Life in the Appalachian Woods
• Thomas Rain Crowe
• 2005 Ragan Old North State Award
• North Carolina Literary and Historical Association
• 2005 Phillip D. Reed Memorial Award for Outstanding Writing on the Southern Environment
• Southern Environmental Law Center
• 2006 Honorable Mention, Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPYs)
• Independent Publisher Magazine

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