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	Winter 2009-10 Contents: (Current Issue) • William Woodward: American Impressionist in New Orleans by Judith Bonner, Ph.D. • Three Generations of Coushatta Women by Linda Langley, Ph.D.; Claude Oubre, Ph.D.; and Jay Precht, Ph.D. • Dogs In My Life: The New Orleans Photographs of John Tibule Mendes by John H. Lawrence • The Lexicon of Place: Deconstructing New Orleans’ names, nicknames, and slogans by Richard Campanella • The World that Made New Orleans by Ned Sublette, Ph.D. • Showdown in Desire by Orissa Arend
	Fall 2009 Contents: • John Biguenet: Writer Craftsman by Kathy Finn • Grace Before Dying, photo essay by Lori Waselchuk • “When I was big enough to tote a gun, I did” by Karen Leathem, Ph.D. • Music Flows Like Water by Bruce Boyd Raeburn • The Missing by Tim Gautreaux • Louisiana Sugar Mill, a final photo essay by Jorge Otero
	Summer 2009 Contents: • Hank at the Hayride by Glen Jeansonne, Ph.D., and David Luhrssen • A Place of Their Own: Women Artists 1825-1965 by Judith H. Bonner • One Drop by Bliss Broyard • Our Daily bread by Michael Mizell-Nelson, Ph.D. • Natalie Scott: A magnificent life by John W. Scott, Ph.D. • Leonidas Polk: the fighting bishop by Cheryl H. White, Ph.D.
	Spring 2009 Contents: • A Pilot’s Perspective photo essay by Kevin Levine • The Backstory on Louisiana Story by Ryan André Brasseaux • Sacrificial Lands by M.L. Eichhorn • The Musical Career of Nellie Lutcher by Delma McLeod-Porter • In Search of Galveztown by Mary Ann Sternberg • Curse of the Mulatto, fiction by Maggie Collins, photo by Cheryl Gerber • Katrina Days photo essay by George Long
	Winter 2008-09 Contents: • Prospect.1 New Orleans • The Enduring Performance of Michael P. Smith by Jason Berry • Birds of a Feather by John H. Lawrence and Erin Greenwald • O. Winston Link in Louisiana by Winston Conway Link • The Colfax Massacre by LeeAnna Keith, Ph.D. • Unlocking History of Greek Key Architecture by Jay D. Edwards, Ph.D.
	Fall 2008 Contents: • New Orleans Immortelle by Krista Jurisich • Highland-Fairfield: The Historic Heart of Shreveport by Eric J. Brock • Perils of the Mississippi River by Sally K. Reeves • Harvest of Life by Daniel d’Oney, Ph.D. • King Oliver: The Forgotten King of Jazz by Roger Hahn • Eye of the Storm photo essay by Sandra Burshell • Soul Resin, fiction by C.W. Cannon, Ph.D.
	Summer 2008 Contents: • George Rodrigue's Louisiana by Michael Lewis • After the Flood photo essay by Robert Polidori • Faubourg Marigny by Keith Weldon Medley • Preserving New Orleans Jazz: Conversation with Tom Sancton by Bruce Raeburn • Baton Rouge Photographs, 1863-1910 by Mark E. Martin • Nature of the Beast (Gen. Butler) by Gary D. Joiner
	Spring 2008 Contents: • Jean Seidenberg: A Brush with the Intimate by Jean Seidenberg • Preparing the Place for Hell by James G. Hollandsworth, Jr., Ph.D. • LA’s Native American Basketry by Paul Tarver & Jane S. Irwin • Rushing into The East by John Magill • Portraits of Southern Artists by Jerry Siegel • 40 Days and 40 Nights photo essay by Donn Young • Conversation with a Native Son: Yusef Komunyakaa • “Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated”
	Winter 2007-08 Contents: • Katrina: Days of Terror, Months of Anguish; Paintings by Rolland Golden • The Great Ouachita River Flood of 1932 • Louisiana: Where Land Meets Water • Through A Lens Sharply: An Interview with Michael Lewis • MR-GO: A "miracle" mired in controversy • New Orleans: An Autopsy
	Fall 2007 Contents: • New Orleans Tremé: Rooted on Traditions • Chinatown New Orleans • Making Groceries: A History of New Orleans Markets • A Question of Secession • Big Charity: History of Charity Hospital • Terra Incognita • Unnatural History of Cypryss Parish
	Summer 2007 Contents: • Katrina: Catastrophe and Catharsis • A Louisiana Portfolio by Christopher R. Harris • Saving the Vieux Carré by Anthony Stanonis • The Sculptures of Lin Emery by John Kemp • Picturing Shreveport: Photos by Burch & Bill Grabill by Robert Miciotto • The Sugar Masters by Richard Follet • Louisiana In Words by Joshua Clark; photo by William Greiner
	Spring 2007 Contents: • An Artistic Legacy: The Arts & Crafts Club of New Orleans • From Crop Dusters to Jumbo Jets: A History of Delta Airlines • History of Banking in New Orleans • Backstreets of Mardi Gras photo essay • The Baton Rouge Civil Rights Bus Boycott of 1953 • Phantom Lands: A Mystic Hymn of Louisiana • It's All Greek to Me
	Winter 2006-07 Contents: • Shrink Proof City by Jed Horne. • Printmaking in New Orleans by Jessie J. Poesch • The Spirited Lives of Marie Laveau by Martha Ward • Xavier Gonzales and the N.O. Lakefront Airport Murals • The Joy of Learning by Stephen Ambrose • Last of the Red Hot Poppas by Jason Berry, photos by Philip Gould • The Robert Tebbs Collection photo essay by Robert Tebbs • 2006-2007 Media Catalog
	Fall 2006 Contents: • Rolland Golden: Journeys of a Southern Artist • The Great Deluge: Douglas Brinkley & The Writing of History • Conspiracy of Complicity: Development of 20th-Century NOLA • The Red River Campaign of the Civil War 1864 • ¡Carnaval!, carnivals around the world • Watermark of Louisiana, Le Page du Pratz Histoire de la Louisian
	Summer 2006 Contents: • New Orleans Nightscapes • Nick Spitzer • New Orleans and San Francisco’s Catastrophes • Reperceiving New Orleans • Hurricane Rita • Catherine Cole
	Spring 2006 Contents: • Why New Orleans Matters • A Reckoning with Rita photo essay • Common Routes: New Orleans and St. Domingue • The Beat of the Street photo essay • A Brush with Disaster • A Solvable Problem
	Winter 05-06 Contents: • “It’s time somebody woke us up.” an essay by Wynton Marsalis • Missing New Orleans by Rick Gruber • On Perilous Ground by John Magill • Back to New Orleans by John Biguenet • Diary of a Displaced Person • Shreveport: Cradle of the Stars • The Terrible and the Brave by Jason Wiese
	Fall 2005 Contents: (Special Issue) • After Katrina and Rita-essays by Anne Rice • Wynton Marsalis and Richard Ford • Tabasco: Edmund McIlhenny and the Birth of a Louisiana Pepper Sauce • New Orleans' Coffee Connection • No Man’s Land
	Summer 2005 Contents: • Michael Doucet avec BeauSoleil • Capitol Improvements • Sign Language • The Heroic Struggles of Marie Rosalie Pécot • Creole Lexicon • Apocalypse Now • Tall Stacks on Louisiana’s Bayous
	Spring 2005 Contents: • Circle Dance: The Art of John Scott • Sojourns from the City, • Honoring Robert Penn Warren • Carville: Remembering Leprosy in America • Red River Journals • Welcome to the Fallen Paradise
	Winter 04-05 Contents: • The Life and Legend of Leadbelly • Extended Horizons • Mid-Century Modernism in Louisiana • If Ever I Cease to Love • Cleaning Your Gun • Louisiana's Ancient Mounds Trail • 74 Days a Nation
	Fall 2004 Contents: • A Monk’s Masterpiece • Louisiana Landscapes • Ramlin’ On, View Carré • Caddo-Pine Island Oil Boom • Lake Charles and Environs
	Summer 2004 Contents: • Houmas House: Sugar Palace of the Mississippi • Preservation Hall (of fame) • Walter Anderson's New Orleans • George L. Vivant: Artist of the Hunt • Gumbo Ya/Ya and Hey Pocky Way: Willie Birch's New Orleans • An Ode to the Pig
	Spring 2004 Contents: (Award winning editorial by Michael Sartisky) • Jesus is My Airplane: The Life and Art of Sister Gertrude Morgan • Majesty and Mystery: The Greek Revival Homes of Keachi • General Grant’s Big Day • The Little Waterway that Time Forgot • A Rediscovered Life: The Forgotten Works of Architect Henry Howard • Louisiana’s Culinary Palette.
	Winter 03-04 Contents: • In Homage to Saint Joseph • Killing Ground • On the Waterfront • Josephine: Creole Empress • Louisiana Flavorful Cock-a-Doodle-Doo • Audubon of the West: Andrew Jackson Grayson • The Clearing by Tim Gautreaux
	Fall 2003 Contents: • Nations Within • The Saga of the Louisiana Rice • Charting Louisiana: 500 Years of Maps (Part 2) • The Dive • Mardi Gras Indians: Contextual Portraits from an Insider’s Point of View • C.C. Antoine: Louisiana Political Pioneer
	Summer 2003 Contents: • Charting Louisiana: 500 years of Maps • One Big Self • The Germans of New Orleans • Mrs. Morrow Goes to the Catfish Festival • Cajun Power! • Claiborne's Rule: “To conciliate the minds of the ancient inhabitants”
	Spring 2003 Contents: • Voices from Ferriday • Uniting Conveniences with Pleasure • Shreveport and the Civil War • Pierre Part, Louisiana: Documentary of a Bayou Village • Louisiana: Documentary of a Bayou Village • Cattle Ranching on the Cajun Prairie • 2003-2004 Media Catalog
	Winter 2002-03 Contents: • Jefferson's America and Napoleon's France • Lingering Evidence • Unconscious Phenomena: The artworks of Robert Warrens • Italy on the Mississippi • Michalopoulos' Architexture • The Final Hours on Isle Deniere
	Fall 2002 Contents: • Evolving Styles: Architecture of the French Quarter (Part 2) • Raised to the Trade: Creole Building Arts of New Orleans • “For Those Who Have No Theater” • War Stories • Preservation in Paint • Louisiana Portraits
	Summer 2002 Contents: • Natchitoches and Louisiana’s Timeless Cane River • Bearing Witness in Tremé: Saint Augustine Church • Vieux Carre Impressions • The Influence of Culture: Architecture of the French Quarter (Part 1 of 2) • Cultural Corridors • No Place, Louisiana
	Spring 2002 Contents: • The imagination to look backward • The Last Days of Bonnie & Clyde • Louisiana's Music Makers • Mirror Images • Behind the Scenes at Carnival • 2002-2003 Media Catalog
	Winter 2001 Contents: • Cultural Icons: The Louisiana Paintings of Francis Pavy • Adventures in Architecture: The Historic American Buildings Survey in Louisiana • Audubon’s Watch • Good Grief: New Orleans Jazz Funerals • Swinging at the Blue Moon • The Importance of Being Ernie
	Fall 2001 Contents: • The Louisiana Homefront during WWII • Le jour des morts: A day dedicated to the deceased • Oblivion's Blight: New Orleans' Girod Street Cemetery • A Sense of Place, A Sense of Presence • The Chase Is On • Abolitionist Priest in Dixie
	Summer 2001 Contents: • Clearing the Red River • The Gardens of New Orleans: Exquisite Excess • A New Home for the LEH • Myths About Creole Culture • Lafcadio Hearn: The Man Who Invented New Orleans • Independent Artist: The Louisiana Legacy of Will Henry Stevens
	Spring 2001 Contents: • Painting By Heart: The Art of Clementine Hunter • Louisian Ya-Ya: The Story of Collected Voices • Home Away from Home • The Benign Schizophrenia of America • Perspectives on the City • Standing Ground
	Winter '00-01 Contents: • Culture of Agriculture • Henry Casselli: Master of the American Watercolor • Testing Our Humanity • Agamemnon Among the Bunnies • The Mexico Louisiana Creole Connection • Complicity • St. James Parish Plantations
	Fall 2000 Contents: • Louisiana Faces • Marie Adrien Persac: Louisiana Painter • FDR’s PWA in LA • Troubled Memory • A Tour of the Acadian Country • Yellow Fever and the Louisiana-Mississippi War of 1905 • Lost New Orleans
	Summer 2000 Contents: • A Brush Most Modern • The Reposed • The Vietnamese in Louisiana • Surreal Louisiana • Hermann-Grima House • The Runaway • Louisiana Composers: Then and Now
	Spring 2000 Contents: • Why the Moviegoer is not a Movie • Starring New Orleans: A City in Film • The Amistad Collection • Always a River • To Drink from a Glacier • Rain and Mosquitoes • 2000 Media Catalog
	Winter 1999-2000 Contents: • Richard Sexton’s River Road • In A New Light • In The Spirit • Haunted Wharves: The Paintings of Simon Gunning • New Orleans Then and Now • Castles and Plantations • Roughnecks
	Fall 1999 Contents: • Where Edges Blur • That Joker Can Play! • The Majesty of the French Quarter • Satire Engraved • “...lucky to have found this place.” • Talking by the River • Waiting for a Boat
	Summer 1999 Contents: • Roots and Routes • Operatic Odyssey • What Louisiana Architecture Owes to Hispañola (and what it does not) • The Adversarial System • Entrance of the Mississippi • A Day in the Life of Poverty Point • Images of Shreveport • Rodeo Parole
	Spring 1999 Contents: • Cast In His Own Mold: Sculptor Enrique Alferez • Images of France • Degas and New Orleans • When Slaves Died • The Farm • Inspirations • Louisiana’s Literacy Legacy • Discovering the Mississippi’s Mouth • A Life for a Life
	Winter 1999 Contents: • A Sense of Place: Photographer Josephine Sacabo • Accordion at the Crossroads • Touchstones of Authenticity: A Louisiana Folk Art Collection • Arna Bontemps’ Search for Identity • The Mysteries of Watson Break • Walking Through Stardust • Sunset Limited
	Fall 1998 Contents: • In Defiance of Genre: Brenda Marie Osbey • Child Labor in the New South: The Photographs of Lewis Hine • One Family’s Mardi Gras • Churches: The Missing Link in Jazz History • Managing Ignatius • Cultural Corridors: Discovering Jewish Heritage Along the Mississippi River
	Summer 1998 Contents: • Epiphany of the Mundane • The Magical Realism of Debbie Fleming Caffrey • Dancing to the Colors of Rhythm • Marshall Harvey Twitchell and Red River Parish • Blood Feud • Bayou Triste.
	Spring 1998 Contents: • Publicly Speaking: The Civic Art of Conrad Albrizio • Images from the Isle: The People and Traditions of Cane River • The Quilts from Cane River: Vignettes of Domestic Life • Mardi Gras Indians and Tootie Montana • Good For What Ails You • Marshland Brace
	Winter 1997 Contents: • New Deal Art in Louisiana • Elysium: A Gathering of Souls • Interview with John Gregory Brown • Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou • Congo Square: La Place Publique • The Heart of Wildness
	Fall 1997 Contents: • Haunter of Ruins • French Indochina Through the Camera’s Eye • The Baroness Pontalba • A Life in Biography • Freedom Ride • Swapping Stories
	Summer 1997 Contents: • State Fare • See All About It! • To Garden in Louisiana,Which Here is Half of Life • Louisiana Highway 1 • Southern Journey • Lords of Misrule
	Spring 1997 Contents: • Manchac Swamp: Louisiana’s Undiscovered Wilderness • YA/YA! • Sidney Bechet: The Triumph of a New Orleans Artist in Europe • Storyville • The Love We Most Cherish
	Winter 1996 Contents: • Fire On The River • Louisiana People and Places: Photography by Fonville Winans • The Noble and the Savage • Bygone Scenes of the Bayou: The Paintings of France Folse • When Plessy Met Ferguson
	Fall 1996 Contents: • Memory and Vision: The Paintings of Sarah Albritton • Sacred and Profane: The Taboo Collection of Jean Despujols • Vote For Me • The Courtship of Merlin LeBlanc
	Summer 1996 Contents: • Discovering Despujols • Place of Invention: An Interview with Richard Ford • Brownsville • The Laura Simon Nelson Collection of Louisiana Art • Coming Up Hard in New Orleans
	Spring 1996 Contents: • Streetcar Stories • Evolving Art: Memory, Place and Imagination; An Interview with Keith Sonnier • Jazz Funerals • The Great Sea
	Winter 1995 Contents: • Louisiana Music Legends • Vietnam Testimony: Two Veterans Recount Their Roles at My Lai • Fading Textures • A River Runs Through New Orleans • 1996 Media Catalog
	Fall 1995 Contents: • Writing About Race in Difficult Times: An Interview with Ernest Gaines • Island of Saints and Souls • Shreveport & Bossier City • Leafy Anderson: Seed Carrier of Black Hawk’s Memory • Raoul’s Silver Song
	Summer 1995 Contents: • On Capitol Grounds • Holocaust Survivors: Portraits and Conversations • Cajun and Creole Folktales • Buying Rats • At Mr. Dick THompson’s
	Spring 1995 Contents: • Plantations Along the River: The Paintings of Father Paret • Church of Soul: Portraits of Louisiana Culture • Haunted Waters, Fragile Lands • Endurance and Celebration • Of, For, and By the People
	Winter 1994 Contents: • Clyde Connell: Abstracting the Essence • The Late Paintings of Giverny by Claude Monet • An American Utopia • Love and Abuse: Families in Colonial Louisiana • Father Night
	Fall 1994 Contents: • Carry Me Home • The Creole Tradition • A Prized Public Scholar: Peggy Prenshaw • Hidden Nation • The Fallen Bridge
	Summer 1994 Contents: • Slave Economy & Material Culture • Palette and Form • Art That Wraps the Soul: An Interview with John Scott • The Nun and the Founding • The World According to Duke
	Spring 1994 Contents: • The Battle of Liberty Place • Music from the Piney Woods • Framing a Century • Louisiana Gothic: Recollections of the Thirties • A Tribute: Al Rose • Hair-Trigger Pencil Lines
	Winter 1993 Contents: • Kate Chopin’s North Louisiana Awakening • Through the Glass Darkly • Interview with Anne Rice • Byrd’s Eye View • Perpetual Hope • The Divine Call
	Fall 1993 Contents: • A Pulitzer Portrait: Robert Olen Butler • Passionate Visions: Southern Self-Taught Artists • Banana Republic • Strawberry Culture • Glass House
	Summer 1993 Contents: • Jazzman Danny Barker • The Birth of Rhythm and Blues • Seeing Us: Ruston, Louisiana at Work • Telling Tales • Porch Talk • What We Write,Why We Write, and Who Cares
	Spring 1993 Contents: • Ernest G. Gaines: A Life in Words • Betting on a Man • A Certain Slant of Light • Casting a Long Shadow • Giving Offense • A Spicy Tail: The Cultural History of Crawfish
	Winter 1992 Contents: • John McCrady’s Southern Scene • Dance With a Chicken • Africans in Colonial Louisiana • Taking Care of Linnie • 1993 Media Catalog
	Fall 1992 Contents: • Buffalo Bill and the Mardi Gras Indians • The Photographs of Elemore Morgan • Letters From My Father • On the Edge of Civilization • Dancing the Shrimp
	Summer 1992 Contents: • A Tribute: Dewey Balfa • Cajun Music & Zydeco • Louisiana Boys: Raised on Politics • Lineman and the Law • Laissez les bons temps rouler
	Spring 1992 Contents: • Metropolis in Shades of Black & White • Haitian Art, Haitian Legacy • To Censor or Not to Censor • For Love and Curiosity • Humanist for All Seasons
	Winter 1991 Contents: • Musical Notes • Singing From Direct Experience • To Sing and Never Tire • Evolution of a Cultural Tradition
	Fall 1991 Contents: • Reflections on Education • Heels Over Head in Love • All the World’s a Poem
	Summer 1991 Contents: • Folklife and Louisiana Photography • Lifelines of a Woods Cowboy • Family Literacy • Following Your Bliss
	Spring 1991 Contents: • Sarah Morgan’s Civil War • Decision at M’sieur Chalmette’s • Expanding the Humanities in Louisiana • Vacations in the Classroom • Humanities as Daily Life
	Winter 1990 Contents: • Beyond Louisiana Story • A Producer’s Notebook • Ike: The Movie • Documenting Politics Through Film • Opening Doors • Humanities Perspectives
	Fall 1990 Contents: • SPECIAL ISSUE: Politics of Culture • New Orleans Hidden Carnival • Thoughts From Lost Cove and Borneo • Louisiana Swing
	Summer 1990 Contents: • Inseparable Partners • Literacy and Sharing • Literacy Legacies and Lessons • A Passion for TeachingT
	Spring 1990 Contents: • The Autobiography of Ernest Gaines • A Conversation with Lynne Cheney • The Creole Controversy • Improving the Quality of Humanities Education in Louisiana • Revisiting America Through the Library

For more information, contact the LCV staff:
Michael Sartisky, PhD. Editor-in-Chief 504.620.2480 sartisky@leh.org	John R. Kemp Managing Editor 504.620.2481 kemp@leh.org	David Johnson Executive Editor, Art Director 504.620.2476 johnson@leh.org	Toan Nguyen Layout/Graphic Designer 504.620.2475 nguyen@leh.org