The Cambridge Companion to Tennessee Williams  30582

Contents

The Strangest Kind of Romance: Tennessee Williams and his Broadway critics
• words by Jacqueline O'Connor
Words on Williams: A bibliographic essay
• words by Jacqueline O'Connor
Tennessee Williams: the last two decades
• words by Ruby Cohn
Hollywood in crisis: Tennessee Williams and the evolution of the adult film
• words by R. Barton Palmer
Seeking direction
• words by Brenda Murphy
Creative rewriting: European and American influences on the drama of Tennessee Williams
• words by Gilbert Debusscher
Romantic textures in Tennessee Williams’s plays and short stories
• words by Nancy M. Tischler
The sacrificial stud and the fugitive female in Suddenly Last Summer, Orpheus Descending, and Sweet Bird of Youth
• words by John M. Clum
Before the Fall – and after: Summer and Smoke and The Night of the Iguana
• words by Thomas P. Adler
Writing in “A place of stone”: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
• words by Albert J. Devlin
Camino Real: Williams’s allegory about the fifties
• words by Jan Balakian
A streetcar running 50 years
• words by Felicia Hardison Londré
Entering The Glass Menagerie
• words by C. W. E. Bigsby
Early Williams: the making of a playwright
• words by Allean Hale
Total items: 14

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