Carlos Dews

Dews, Carlos. "Recoleta." Short story. Scrivener Creative Review. Spring, 2007.

Dews, Carlos. "The Other Borges: A Fiction." Short story. Conjunctions. Spring 2007. .

Dews, Carlos L. “Pueraria lobata.” Short story. Rebel Yell II. Ed. Jay Quinn. Binghamton, NY: Haworth/​Harrington Park, 2002.

Dews, Carlos. “Obama and To Kill a Mockingbird.” Aspenia 45/​46. (December 2009): 200-204.

Dews, Carlos. “’The Brutal Humiliation of Human Dignity’: Carson McCullers and the South.” Georgia Women. Athens: U of Georgia P, forthcoming 2010.

Dews, Carlos L. "Gender Tragedies: East Texas Cockfighting and Hamlet." Autobiographical Writing Across the Disciplines: A Critical Reader. Ed. Diane Freedman and Olivia Frey. Raleigh: Duke UP, 2004. Reprint of "Gender Tragedies: East Texas Cockfighting and Hamlet," originally published in Journal of Men’s Studies.

Dews, Carlos L. "Pueraria lobata." Short story. Rebel Yell II. Ed. Jay Quinn. Binghamton, NY: Haworth/​Harrington Park, 2002.

Dews, Carlos L. "Carson McCullers." The History of Southern Women's Literature. Ed. Carolyn Perry and Mary Louise Weaks. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State UP, 2002.

Dews, Carlos L. "Carson McCullers." The New Georgia Encyclopedia. Athens: U of Georgia P, 2003.

Dews, Carlos L., and Betty McKinnie. "The Delayed Entrance of Lily Mae Jenkins: Queer Identity and Gender Ambiguity in Carson McCullers's The Member of the Wedding." Southern Women Playwrights: New Essays in Literary History, Criticism, and Performance. Ed. Linda Rohrer Paige and Robert L. McDonald. Tuscaloosa: U of Alabama P, 2001.

Dews, Carlos L. "Carson McCullers." Reader's Guide to Lesbian and Gay Studies. Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2000.

Dews, Carlos L. "Carson McCullers." American National Biography. New York: Oxford UP, 1999.

Dews, Carlos. “Obama e Il buio oltre la siepe.” Aspenia 47. (December 2009): 247-51. Translation of “Obama and To Kill a Mockingbird.” Aspenia 45/​46. (December 2009): 200-204.

McCullers, Carson. Die Autobiographie der Carson McCullers: Illumination and Night Glare. Ed. Carlos L. Dews. Trans. Brigitte Walitzek. Frankfurt: Schoeffling & Co., 2002.

McCullers, Carson. Illuminations et nuits blanches. Ed. Carlos L. Dews. Trans. Jacques Tournier. Paris: 10/​18, 2001.

McCullers, Carson. Illuminación y fulgor nocturno. Ed. Carlos L. Dews. Trans. Ana Moix and Ana Becciu. Barcelona: Seix Barral, 2001.

Brantley, Will, Virginia Spencer Carr, and Carlos L. Dews. "Exotic Birds of a Feather: Carson McCullers and Tennessee Williams." Transcript of presentation. Edited by Robert Bray. Moderated by Barbara Ewell. The Tennessee Williams Annual Review (Fall 2000): 69-90.

Dews, Carlos L. "Why I Can’t Read Faulkner: Reading and Resisting Southern Masculinity." Faulkner Journal XV (Fall 1999/​Spring 2000): 185-97.

Dews, Carlos L. "Illumination and Night Glare": Excerpts from Carson McCullers's Unfinished Autobiography. Cover story. Oxford American 20 (1998): 32-45. Includes excerpts from Illumination and Night Glare and an introduction specifically written for Oxford American, titled "Forever a First Draft."

Dews, Carlos L., and Carolyn Leste Law. "Anti-Intellectualism, Homophobia and the Working Class Gay/​Lesbian Academic." Radical Teacher 53 (Spring 1998): 8-12.

Dews, Carlos L. "Resisting Henry Ford in the Degree Factory." Communitas X (Fall 1997): 117-25.

Dews, Carlos L. "Mentions of Richard Wright in Carson McCullers's Unfinished Autobiography 'Illumination and Night Glare'." Richard Wright Newsletter Spring-Summer (1995): 3-4.

Dews, C. L. Barney. "Gender Tragedies: East Texas Cockfighting and Hamlet." Journal of Men's Studies February (1994): 253-67.

Dews, C. L. Barney, and Carolyn Leste Law. "The Making of Working-Class Academics: This Fine Place So Far From Home." ERIC, 1993. ED373 350. Paper given at MLA convention, December (1993), full text included in ERIC.

Dews, C. L. Barney, and Martha S. Williams. "Student Musicians' Personality Styles, Stresses, and Coping Patterns." Psychology of Music 17 (1989): 37-47.

Dews, Carlos L. "A Question of Balance," letter to the editor, New York Times 2 February 2002.

Dews, Carlos L. "Dr. King Struggled for All People," letter to the editor, Pensacola News Journal 28 January 1999.

Dews, Carlos L. Rev. of This Shining Place, by Simone Poirier-Bures. Creative Nonfiction 8 (1997): 124-25.

Dews, Carlos L. Rev. of Writing Creative Non-fiction: The Literature of Reality, edited by Gay Talese and Barbara Lounsberry. Creative Nonfiction 5 (1996): 114-15.

Dews, Carlos L. "Selected Memories," letter to the editor, The New Yorker 6 November
1995.