Add to ORKGIn a conversation with the Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics chairman, Charles Overby, David Crews elaborates on his recently published “The Mississippi Book of Quotations” in the fourth of a spring series of programs dedicated to Mississippi during the celebration of its 200th anniversary of statehood
Column stating that Governor Ross Barnett represented the feelings of all Mississippians in condemni...
James Silver speaks about what he has learned about Mississippi since leaving the state nearly ten y...
Nonfiction by Anthony Walton Knopf ($24.00, ISBN: 0679446001, 2/1996) Summoning the full expanse of ...
Overby Fellow Curtis Wilkie discusses his new book, a collection of 50 stories taken from his long c...
Should Mississippi still be represented in the U.S. Capitol’s National Statuary Hall by two 19th cen...
In advance of the December 9 opening of two impressive Mississippi institutions in Jackson, the dire...
The perfect book for every Mississippian who cares about the state, this is a mammoth collaboration ...
Ellen Meacham, the author of “Delta Epiphany,” a new book on Robert F. Kennedy’s dramatic tour of th...
In advance of the 2019 Mississippi statewide elections, two of the top political reporters in the st...
By Patti Carr Black and Marion Barnwell University Press of Mississippi (Paperback, $20.00, ISBN: 15...
Voices from the Mississippi Hill Country is a collection of interviews with residents of Benton Coun...
Essay by a high-school student comparing towns and regions in Mississippi to rooms in a mansion; Sou...
Filmed during the two-day celebration of the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the new Mississi...
Nonfiction edited by Marion Barnwell University Press of Mississippi (Hardcover, $47.50, ISBN: 08780...
Column stating that Governor Ross Barnett represented the feelings of all Mississippians in condemni...
James Silver speaks about what he has learned about Mississippi since leaving the state nearly ten y...
Nonfiction by Anthony Walton Knopf ($24.00, ISBN: 0679446001, 2/1996) Summoning the full expanse of ...
Overby Fellow Curtis Wilkie discusses his new book, a collection of 50 stories taken from his long c...
Should Mississippi still be represented in the U.S. Capitol’s National Statuary Hall by two 19th cen...
In advance of the December 9 opening of two impressive Mississippi institutions in Jackson, the dire...
The perfect book for every Mississippian who cares about the state, this is a mammoth collaboration ...
Ellen Meacham, the author of “Delta Epiphany,” a new book on Robert F. Kennedy’s dramatic tour of th...
In advance of the 2019 Mississippi statewide elections, two of the top political reporters in the st...
By Patti Carr Black and Marion Barnwell University Press of Mississippi (Paperback, $20.00, ISBN: 15...
Voices from the Mississippi Hill Country is a collection of interviews with residents of Benton Coun...
Essay by a high-school student comparing towns and regions in Mississippi to rooms in a mansion; Sou...
Filmed during the two-day celebration of the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the new Mississi...
Nonfiction edited by Marion Barnwell University Press of Mississippi (Hardcover, $47.50, ISBN: 08780...
Column stating that Governor Ross Barnett represented the feelings of all Mississippians in condemni...
James Silver speaks about what he has learned about Mississippi since leaving the state nearly ten y...
Nonfiction by Anthony Walton Knopf ($24.00, ISBN: 0679446001, 2/1996) Summoning the full expanse of ...