Popular literature -- United States -- History and criticism
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- A Question of quality : popularity and value in modern creative writing
- America noir : underground writers and filmmakers of the postwar era
- America the middlebrow : women's novels, progressivism, and middlebrow authorship between the wars
- America's sketchbook : the cultural life of a nineteenth-century literary genre
- American nightmares : the haunted house formula in American popular fiction
- American sensations : class, empire, and the production of popular culture
- American sensations : class, empire, and the production of popular culture
- American sensations : class, empire, and the production of popular culture
- Beneath the American Renaissance : the subversive imagination in the age of Emerson and Melville
- Beneath the American Renaissance : the subversive imagination in the age of Emerson and Melville
- Bestsellers : a very short introduction
- Carnival on the page : popular print media in antebellum America
- Children's literature and its effects : the formative years
- Cult fiction : popular readings and pulp theory
- Deadly excitements : shadows and phantoms
- Democratic personality : popular voice and the trial of American authorship
- Easterns, westerns, and private eyes : American matters, 1870-1900
- Edgar Allan Poe and the masses : the political economy of literature in antebellum America
- Frantic panoramas : American literature and mass culture, 1870-1920
- Hard facts : setting and form in the American novel
- Hard facts : setting and form in the American novel
- Hard-boiled : working-class readers and pulp magazines
- Hardboiled America : lurid paperbacks and the masters of noir
- Hardboiled America : the lurid years of paperbacks
- Hollywood fictions : the dream factory in American popular literature
- Inarticulate longings : The ladies' home journal, gender, and the promises of consumer culture
- Insatiable appetites : twentieth-century American women's bestsellers
- Learning the Left : Popular Culture, Liberal Politics, and Informal Education from 1900 to the Present
- Learning the Left : Popular Culture, Liberal Politics, and Informal Education from 1900 to the Present
- Lolita in Peyton Place : highbrow, middlebrow, and lowbrow novels of the 1950s
- Making the list : a cultural history of the American bestseller, 1900-1999 : as seen through the annual bestseller lists of Publishers weekly
- Mechanic accents : dime novels and working-class culture in America
- Mechanic accents : dime novels and working-class culture in nineteenth-century America
- Melodrama and the myth of America
- Melodrama and the myth of America
- Middlebrow moderns : popular American women writers of the 1920s
- Must read : rediscovering American bestsellers : from Charlotte Temple to The Da Vinci code
- Must read : rediscovering American bestsellers from Charlotte Temple to The Da Vinci code
- Muting white noise : Native American and European American novel traditions
- Necessary American fictions : popular literature of the 1950s
- On company time : American modernism in the big magazines
- Poetry of the people : poems to the president, 1929-1945
- Political mythology and popular fiction
- Political work of Northern women writers and the Civil War, 1850-1872
- Private woman, public stage : literary domesticity in nineteenth-century America
- Pulp culture : hardboiled fiction and the Cold War
- Romance and the erotics of property : mass-market fiction for women
- Selling the Wild West : popular western fiction, 1860 to 1960
- Shape-shifting : images of Native Americans in recent popular fiction
- The American dream and the popular novel
- The American popular novel after World War II : a study of 25 best sellers, 1947-2000
- The Cambridge introduction to American literary realism
- The Great Depression and the culture of abundance : Kenneth Fearing, Nathanael West, and mass culture in the 1930s
- The adman in the parlor : magazines and the gendering of consumer culture, 1880s to 1910s
- The beat generation and the popular novel in the United States, 1945-1970
- The devil gets his due : the uncollected essays of Leslie Fiedler
- The image of the American city in popular literature, 1820-1870
- The imagined Civil War : popular literature of the North & South, 1861-1865
- The imagined Civil War : popular literature of the North & South, 1861-1865
- The inadvertent epic : from Uncle Tom's cabin to Roots
- The labor of words : literary professionalism in the Progressive Era
- The mid-century American novel, 1935-1965
- The poets of Tin Pan Alley : a history of America's great lyricists
- The poets of Tin Pan Alley : a history of America's great lyricists
- The political work of Northern women writers and the Civil War, 1850-1872
- The popular American novel, 1865-1920
- The rescue and romance : popular novels before World War I
- The romance revolution : erotic novels for women and the quest for a new sexual identity
- The spectacle of death : populist literary responses to American capital cases
- The trash phenomenon : contemporary literature, popular culture, and the making of the American century
- Two-bit culture : the paperbacking of America
- Unbuttoning America : a biography of "Peyton Place"
- Unbuttoning America : a biography of "Peyton Place"
- What was literature? : class culture and mass society
- Who is in the house? : A psychological study of two centuries of women's fiction in America, 1795 to the present
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