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The USA is a vast country, consisting of many literatures and peoples. A Companion to the Regional Literatures of America reflects this diversity. As Charles Crow succinctly writes in the first paragraph of his well‐written introduction, his Companion reveals the rich heritage of regional literatures in the USA:
A Companion to the Regional Literatures of America is divided into three parts: Part I, History and theory of regionalism in the United States; Part II, Mapping regions; Part III, Some regionalist masters. There are 11, at times substantial, chapters in the first part. These range from Michael Kowalewski on Contemporary regionalism...
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