Red Ocher Reviewed in Ecotheo Collective
“a lyrical, elegiac contemplation of loss, yearning, and unrequited love, a slow burn of a book that will lodge itself inside you as lived memory.”
Men of No Reputation Reviewed in OzarksWatch
“Only a historian and writer of Harper’s caliber could cope with all of this.”
Hidden in Plain Sight Reviewed in CAA Reviews
“Hidden in Plain Sight lays new ground for the study of images of slavery, and Stephens has exposed sources and visual discourses long ignored.”
Twenty Acres Reviewed in the Missouri Historical Review
Sarah Neidhardt’s “Twenty Acres will help scholars consider harder questions about the complicated legacy of” the back to the land movement.
Men of No Reputation Reviewed in the Missouri Historical Review
“Harper’s dogged research in archives, court records, and newspapers across the central and southern heartland … “
Native Foods Reviewed in the Journal of Southern History
“Wise provides an enticing taste of the emerging field of Indigenous food history.”