Perspectives on Percival Everett [electronic resource] / edited by Keith B. Mitchell and Robin G. Vander.

Introduction: changing the frame, framing the change: the art of Percival Everett / Keith B. Mitchell and Robin G. Vander
"Knowledge2 + certainty2 = squat2": (re)thinking identity and meaning in Percival Everett's The water cure / Jonathan Dittman
"This strange juggler's game": forclusion in Percival Everett's I am not Sidney Poitier / Sarah Mantilla Griffin
Frenzy: framing text to set discourse in a cultural continuum / Ronald Dorris
The preservationist impulse in Percival Everett's "True romance" / Frederic Dumas
The mind-body split in American desert: synthesizing Everett's critique of race, religion, and science / Richard Schur
A bird of a different feather: blues, jazz, and the difficult journey to the self in Percival Everett's Suder / Uzzie Cannon
"Do you mind if we make Craig Suder white?": from stereotype to cosmopolitan to grotesque in Percival Everett's Suder / Anthony Stewart
Charting the body: Percival Everett's corporeal landscapes in re: f (gesture) / Sarah Wyman
When the text becomes the stage: Percival Everett's performance turn in For Her dark skin / Robin G. Vander.