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 Times Picayune: Susan Larson on House of Dance and Feathers
Louisiana Weekly reviews House of Dance and Feathers
Times Picayune: Susan Larson on UNO Press and the Neighborhood Story Project.
New Orleans Magazine article about the Press and NSP.
Reviews of Voices Rising: Susan Larson | Colleen Mondor
Booklist gives Voices Rising a starred review (pdf).
Voices Rising among the 10 best of 2008.
Review of The Imagist Poem in NewPages.
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 The House of Dance and Feathers:
A Museum by Ronald W. Lewis
Text by
Rachel Breunlin and Ronald W. Lewis
In a backyard on Tupelo Street, in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, Ronald W. Lewis has assembled a museum to the various worlds he inhabits.
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 On
Higher Ground:
The University of New Orleans at
50
Nonfiction
By Dr. Robert Dupont
From its humble origins in the castoff
barracks and hangars of a former Naval air station to its role as
Louisiana's second-largest university. UNO turns fifty...
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 Hearing Your Story
By Nabile Farès
Translated by
Peter Thompson
For the first time in English, the work of Algerian poet and novelist Nabile Farès.
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 Cornerstones: Celebrating the Everyday Monuments & Gathering Places of New Orleans
Written and Compiled by
Rachel Breunlin, Abram Himelstein, Bethany Rogers
Edited by
Rachel Breunlin
This is New Orleans history through place—
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 Coming out the Door for the Ninth Ward
Written and Compiled by
Nine Times Social Aid and Pleasure Club
Edited by
Rachel Breunlin
Beginning with their own childhoods in the Desire Housing Project, Nine Times take the reader on a journey through their world...
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 Voices Rising: Stories from
the Katrina Narrative Project
Nonfiction
Edited by Rebeca Antoine
Afterward by Fredrick
Barton
Stories from America's greatest man-made
disaster told by those who lived through it...
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 The Imagist Poem: Modern Poetry in Miniature
Poetry Anthology
Edited by William Pratt
William Pratt’s The Imagist Poem has been hailed as the most important anthology of Imagist poetry ever published. This third edition features an expanded selection of poems and an updated introduction.
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 The Katrina Papers: A Journal of Trauma and Recovery
Nonfiction
by Jerry W. Ward
The experience of the disaster, told through the eyes of the noted poet and scholar.
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 Us Four Plus Four: Eight Russian Poets Conversing
Aleksandr Blok •
Sergei Esenin •
Vladimir Maiakovskii •
Osip Mandel’shtam •
Marina Tsvetaeva • Igor’ Severianin • Boris Pasternak • Anna Akhmatova
Collected and Translated by Don Mager
Eight of Russia's most acclaimed poets in conversation with each other.
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Gallery of Ghosts 
Poetry
By John Gery
"Metaphysical wit,
emotional complexity, and surreal comedy infuse these crackling reports
from a world not unlike our own, but seen with a wonderful freshness and
a complete absence of cant that makes it very much John Gery’s. A
Gallery of Ghosts is a collection not to be missed."
—Charles Martin
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 Change Cycle Handbook
Text, Business
by Will Lannes
Learn how to successfully initiate, implement, and institutionalize change. The Change Cycle Handbook provides proven principles and techniques in easy to apply worksheets. The technques presented are scalable, that is, they can be applied to small departmental improvement projects or large scale corporate initiatives such as ERP.
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 A
House Divided
by Fredrick
Barton
At a spirited 1968 anti-war rally in a historic church on
New Orleans's storied St. Charles Avenue, two friends
address an overflow crowd.
Jeff Caldwell, a white Southern Baptist preacher, introduces his boss,
Dr. George Washington Brown, the African-American president of one of
the nation's most prominent civil rights organizations. A House Divided explores
how these men, united in philosophy and friendship but divided by race,
class and the circumstances of their rearing, come to stand next to one another...
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 The El Cholo Feeling Passes
By Fredrick Barton
Originally published in 1985, Fredrick Barton's debut novel, The
El Cholo Feeling Passes, chronicles the turbulent relationship
of Richard Janus and Faith Cleaver,
students in the late sixties and early seventies. As they grapple with
career choices, Vietnam, and the Women's Movement, they grow up with--and
apart from--each other. Their move from the secure environs of a small
midwestern college to the liberal climate of larger-than-life Los Angeles
parallels the trajectory of their relationship--and their individual
selves--as they are catapulted from the safety of their undergraduate
experience into full-blown adulthood...
The 2003 edition of The El Cholo Feeling Passes is the first
in a UNO Press reprint line, UNO Press Classics.
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