Print Culture in a Diverse America

''Each of the essays ... provide a fascinating insight into a field often ignored by media historians.'' -- Margaret A. Blanchard, Communications Bulletin Quarterly ''Worth the price of admission is Wayne Wiegand's excellent introductory essay, which explicates in a few tightly written pages the panorama of scholarship on print culture that has appeared over the past three or four decades...A first-rate collection of essays that contributes greatly to our understanding of the role of books and periodicals created for and consumed by those outside the mainstream American culture... [An] excellent book.'' -- Edward A. Goedeken, H-Net Reviews