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        Postwestern Horizons

        Postwestern Horizons encourages scholarship which rethinks and reimagines traditional western scholarship by challenging predominant paradigms, including revisionist ones, and dislocating our sense of region. By moving past the West as a national place, process, and idea to more methodologically innovative, transnationally daring, and theoretically fertile horizons of scholarship, this series encourages new ways of conceiving cultural production and reception. Postwestern Horizons encompasses studies of visual culture, environmental studies, literature, history, film studies, and much more.


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        W. Clark Whitehorn

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        Unhomely Wests

        Unhomely Wests

        Essays from A to Z

        by Stephen Tatum

        ISBN: 9781496237187

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: July 2024

        Hell-Bent for Leather

        Hell-Bent for Leather

        Sex and Sexuality in the Weird Western

        Edited by Kerry Fine, Michael K. Johnson, Rebecca M. Lush and Sara L. Spurgeon

        ISBN: 9781496241542

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: January 2025

        Speculative Wests

        Speculative Wests

        Popular Representations of a Region and Genre

        by Michael K. Johnson

        ISBN: 9781496233509

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: March 2023

        The Comic Book Western

        The Comic Book Western

        New Perspectives on a Global Genre

        Edited by Christopher Conway and Antoinette Sol

        ISBN: 9781496218995

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: June 2022

        The Places of Modernity in Early Mexican American Literature, 1848–1948

        The Places of Modernity in Early Mexican American Literature, 1848–1948

        by José F. Aranda Jr.

        ISBN: 9781496224132

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: February 2022

        A Planetary Lens

        A Planetary Lens

        The Photo-Poetics of Western Women's Writing

        by Audrey Goodman

        ISBN: 9781496225139

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: October 2021

        Manifest Destiny 2.0

        Manifest Destiny 2.0

        Genre Trouble in Game Worlds

        by Sara Humphreys

        ISBN: 9780803268470

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: February 2021

        Weird Westerns

        Weird Westerns

        Race, Gender, Genre

        Edited by Kerry Fine, Michael K. Johnson, Rebecca M. Lush and Sara L. Spurgeon

        ISBN: 9781496221162

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: August 2020

        In the Mean Time

        In the Mean Time

        Temporal Colonization and the Mexican American Literary Tradition

        by Erin Murrah-Mandril

        ISBN: 9781496211828

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: April 2020

        We Who Work the West

        We Who Work the West

        Class, Labor, and Space in Western American Literature

        by Kiara Kharpertian

        Edited by Carlo Rotella and Christopher P. Wilson

        ISBN: 9781496208842

        Publisher: Nebraska

        Pub Date: June 2020

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