Tennessee Williams Annual Review 2005
“His Father’s House,” an intriguing undated short story signed by “Thomas Lanier Williams” before he took on the pen name Tennessee for good, appears for the first time in print in this issue. Inside, renowned scholars examine Not about Nightingales, Garden District, and Elia Kazan’s Sweet Bird of Youth and investigate the lesser-known early and late works that bracket Williams’s career. A detailed list of the Fred W. Todd Collection and Tennessee Williams holdings at the Historic New Orleans Collection describes the variety and breadth of HNOC’s materials available to researchers.
Cover image: Portrait of Tennessee Williams, by Margaret Holland Sargent. ©Margaret Holland Sargent. All rights reserved.
Details
- Published 2005 by HNOC
- softcover • 6" × 9" • 132 pp.
- 9 b&w images
- ISSN 1097-6035
Contents
Foreword to “His Father’s House”
Robert Bray
Previously Unpublished: “His Father’s House”
Tennessee Williams (Available only in print edition)
Tennessee Williams’s American Blues: From the Early Manuscripts through Menagerie
Nick Moschovakis
Elia Kazan and Sweet Bird of Youth
Brian Parker
Punishment and the Body: Boss Whalen, Michel Foucault, and Not about Nightingales
Mark Bernard
Gardens of Desire: Toward a Unified Vision of Garden District
Joe Falocco
Fred W. Todd and the Tennessee Williams Holdings at the Historic New Orleans Collection
Mark Cave
Tennessee Williams’s Three Plays for the Lyric Theatre
Allean Hale
Tennessee Williams Scholars Conference Panel: The Early Plays of Tennessee Williams
Book Review: The Tennessee Williams Encyclopedia, edited by Philip C. Kolin
Nancy M. Tischler
Tennessee Williams Annual Review 2005
“His Father’s House,” an intriguing undated short story signed by “Thomas Lanier Williams” before he took on the pen name Tennessee for good, appears for the first time in print in this issue. Inside, renowned scholars examine Not about Nightingales, Garden District, and Elia Kazan’s Sweet Bird of Youth and investigate the lesser-known early and late works that bracket Williams’s career. A detailed list of the Fred W. Todd Collection and Tennessee Williams holdings at the Historic New Orleans Collection describes the variety and breadth of HNOC’s materials available to researchers.
Cover image: Portrait of Tennessee Williams, by Margaret Holland Sargent. ©Margaret Holland Sargent. All rights reserved.
Details
- Published 2005 by HNOC
- softcover • 6" × 9" • 132 pp.
- 9 b&w images
- ISSN 1097-6035
Contents
Foreword to “His Father’s House”
Robert Bray
Previously Unpublished: “His Father’s House”
Tennessee Williams (Available only in print edition)
Tennessee Williams’s American Blues: From the Early Manuscripts through Menagerie
Nick Moschovakis
Elia Kazan and Sweet Bird of Youth
Brian Parker
Punishment and the Body: Boss Whalen, Michel Foucault, and Not about Nightingales
Mark Bernard
Gardens of Desire: Toward a Unified Vision of Garden District
Joe Falocco
Fred W. Todd and the Tennessee Williams Holdings at the Historic New Orleans Collection
Mark Cave
Tennessee Williams’s Three Plays for the Lyric Theatre
Allean Hale
Tennessee Williams Scholars Conference Panel: The Early Plays of Tennessee Williams
Book Review: The Tennessee Williams Encyclopedia, edited by Philip C. Kolin
Nancy M. Tischler