Queer Making Charles H. Cosgrove True-crime master Ron Franscell tells

True-crime master Ron Franscell tells the grisly story of Alice and Gerald Uden

and liberalism

Higgins's exploration of Hopkins's confessional modes uncovers the ways that gender and nation become implicated in confessional controversies and fleshly entanglements

about race

There is a wealth of learning in this book

Queer Making Charles H. Cosgrove True-crime master Ron Franscell tellsWe know little about the identities and personalities of most premodern artists, but this should not hold us back from thinking about their embodied experience. In this book, Karl Whittington contends that we can "queer" the works of anonymous makers by thinking about their embodied experiences creating art. Considering issues of touch, pressure, and gesture across substances such as wood, stone, ivory, wax, cloth, paint, and metal, Whittington argues