A Ray and Pat Browne Book

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Original Series Description
The Ray and Pat Browne Book series is a part of The Popular Press imprint, which originated at Bowling Green State University, and was later acquired by the University of Wisconsin Press. The University of Wisconsin Press sells the backlist titles of the Popular Press.

Ray B. Browne and Pat Browne, founders and longtime directors of Popular Press, promoted and encouraged the study of popular culture through their efforts at the Popular Press, the Journal of Popular Culture, the Popular Culture Association, and the Department of Popular Culture at Bowling Green State University in Ohio.

Backlist

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Cannibal Fictions
American Explorations of Colonialism, Race, Gender, and Sexuality
Jeff Berglund
Spring 2006

Profiles of Popular Culture
A Reader
Edited by Ray B. Browne
Spring 2005

Popular Culture Theory and Methodology
A Basic Introduction
Edited by Harold E. Hinds, Jr., Marilyn F. Motz and Angela M. S. Nelson
Spring 2005

Rituals and Patterns in Children’s Lives
Edited by Kathy Merlock Jackson
Spring 2005

Dissecting Stephen King
From the Gothic to Literary Naturalism
Heidi Strengell
Spring 2005

King of the Cowboys, Queen of the West
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
Raymond E. White
Spring 2005

Popular Witchcraft
Straight from the Witch’s Mouth
Jack Fritscher
Fall 2004

Walking Shadows
Orson Welles, William Randolph Hearst, and Citizen Kane
John Evangelist Walsh
Fall 2004

Murder on the Reservation
American Indian Crime Fiction
Ray B. Browne
Spring 2004

Goddesses and Monsters
Women, Myth, Power, and Popular Culture
Jane Caputi
Spring 2004

Mystery, Violence, and Popular Culture
John G. Cawelti
Spring 2004

Images of the Corpse
From the Renaissance to Cyberspace
Edited by Elizabeth Klaver
Spring 2004

Spectral America
Phantoms and the National Imagination
Edited by Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock
Spring 2004

Baseball and Country Music
Don Cusic
Fall 2003

The Essential Guide to Werewolf Literature
Brian J. Frost
Fall 2003

The Detective as Historian

The Detective as Historian
History and Art in Historical Crime Fiction
Edited by Ray B. Browne and Lawrence A. Kreiser Jr., Preface by Gary Hoppenstand or Robert Barshay or Michael Asimow
2000