<p>The Nevada Review is a journal dedicated to Nevada: it aims to enhance understanding of the state as a geographical, social, and political unit and a microcosm of the West in the broader historical and political development of the United States. Recognizing the distinctive geological, environmental, social and ethnographic characteristics of Nevada, the Review seeks contributions that examine these features and investigate how they have contributed to the shape of its political institutions, demographic profile, and cultural mores. To this end, the Review encompasses studies from a broad range of disciplines and perspectives, including, but not limited to, history, political science, economics, and literary criticism and also accepts literary contributions of short fiction that concern Nevada, its people, and their way of life.</p>

The Nevada Review

History

Johnson, Lee

Cage, Caleb S.

McCoy, Joe

Summerhill, Brad

Archer, Michael

McKay, Jeremy

Cage, Gary T.

Sullivan, Alisha Anne

Americas

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The Nevada Review is a journal dedicated to Nevada: it aims to enhance understanding of the state as a geographical, social, and political unit and a microcosm of the West in the broader historical and political development of the United States. Recognizing the distinctive geological, environmental, social and ethnographic characteristics of Nevada, the Review seeks contributions that examine these features and investigate how they have contributed to the shape of its political institutions, demographic profile, and cultural mores. To this end, the Review encompasses studies from a broad range of disciplines and perspectives, including, but not limited to, history, political science, economics, and literary criticism and also accepts literary contributions of short fiction that concern Nevada, its people, and their way of life.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Brown, Matthew B.

Oppegaard, David

Vlautin, Willy

Barnes, H. Lee

Partlow, Frank

Krolicki, Brian K

Grady, Sean

Hancock, Edward

Antiques & Collectibles

Knight, Arthur Winfield

Rogers, Ben

Waters, Don

Gallagher, Dorothy

Rodwan Jr., John G

Paslov, Eugene T

Sullivan, Alisha A

<p>The Nevada Review is a journal dedicated to Nevada: it aims to enhance understanding of the state as a geographical, social, and political unit and a microcosm of the West in the broader historical and political development of the United States. Recognizing the distinctive geological, environmental, social and ethnographic characteristics of Nevada, the Review seeks contributions that examine these features and investigate how they have contributed to the shape of its political institutions, demographic profile, and cultural mores. To this end, the Review encompasses studies from a broad range of disciplines and perspectives, including, but not limited to, history, political science, economics, and literary criticism and also accepts literary contributions of short fiction that concern Nevada, its people, and their way of life. No unsolicited poetry submissions are currently being accepted.</p>

Literature & Fiction

Literary

The Nevada Review is a journal dedicated to Nevada: it aims to enhance understanding of the state as a geographical, social, and political unit and a microcosm of the West in the broader historical and political development of the United States.  Recognizing the distinctive geological, environmental, social and ethnographic characteristics of Nevada, the Review seeks contributions that examine these features and investigate how they have contributed to the shape of its political institutions, demographic profile, and cultural mores.  To this end, the Review encompasses studies from a broad range of disciplines and perspectives, including, but not limited to, history, political science, economics, and literary criticism and also accepts literary contributions of short fiction that concern Nevada, its people, and their way of life.

The Nevada Review (Volume 4)

Hanson, Chad

FAGAN, KEVIN

Scarpaci, Wayne

Berg, Lucile R.

McCraken, Robert D.

Fagan, Lawrence

Duffurena, Carolyn

United States

The Nevada Review is a journal dedicated to Nevada: it aims to enhance understanding of the state as a geographical, social, and political unit and as a microcosm of the West in the broader historical and political development of the United States.

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