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Louisiana's premier academic publisher, established in 1935. #lsupress
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ALT To the right, the book cover of "Fractured Freedoms," featuring a torn map of Central Louisiana and large, white text. To the left, this quote: "A well-researched and thought-provoking study at the parish level into the impact of Reconstruction-era politics and political ideology." —Carin Peller-Semmens, American Historical Review
ALT A collage of close-up shots of various wild plants and berries, overlaid with the text "A Poet on Becoming a Writer of Essays. A blog post by Rose McLarney, author of 'Rubble Masonry'."
ALT The book cover of "How Lincoln Won," featuring a black and white portrait of Abraham Lincoln with stars and red border accents.
ALT Book cover of The Devil's Own Purgatory, featuring a painting of Civil War steamboats on fire with smoke rising against a shadowy, purple gradient background.
ALT For a long time after Charlie the gelding dies and my grandfather borrows a tractor, drags his body to a little hill above the creek and buries him, Nell, the remaining half of the team, stands by the grave and screams. The moot cry of pointless opposition, in opera it is usually soprano. At the first Olympics the athletes wrestled naked so nothing would be hidden. At their son’s first birthday party Jen blurts out, in front of everyone, to her husband who has hanged himself and to the gods of fate and oblivion, “Goddammit, Josh. You get to be dead. I have to be at Chuck E. Cheese.” Rodney Jones
