The Iowa Series in North American Autobiography
Albert E. Stone, series editor
Edited by a distinguished scholar of autobiography, this series includes life stories of so-called ordinary Americans who, though not necessarily known to the general public, freshly recreated representative pasts and reimagined singular identities. This series is no longer accepting submissions.
Submissions from 2003
The Making of a Black Scholar: From Georgia to the Ivy League, Horace A. Porter
Submissions from 2000
Memoirs of a Cold War Son, Gaines Post, Jr.
Submissions from 1999
My Iowa Journey: The Life Story of the University of Iowa's First African American Professor, Philip G. Hubbard
Tight Spaces, Kesho Scott, Cherry Muhanji, and Egyirba High
Submissions from 1998
Flight Dreams: A Life in the Midwestern Landscape, Lisa Knopp
Submissions from 1997
Snake's Daughter: The Roads in and out of War, Gail Hosking Gilberg
Submissions from 1996
In Search of Susanna, Suzanne L. Bunkers
A Lucky American Childhood, Paul Engle
China Dreams: Growing Up Jewish in Tientsin, Isabelle Maynard
Submissions from 1995
Unfriendly Fire: A Mother's Memoir, Peg Mullen
In My Father's Study, Benjamin S. Orlove
Submissions from 1994
Journey into Personhood, Ruth Cameron Webb
Submissions from 1993
Taking Part: a Twentieth-Century Life, Robert Josephy
Fly in the Buttermilk: The Life Story of Cecil Reed, Cecil Reed and Priscilla Donovan
Submissions from 1992
A Prairie Populist: The Memoirs of Luna Kellie, Luna Kellie and Jane Taylor Nelsen
Black Eagle Child: the Facepaint Narratives, Ray A. Young Bear
Submissions from 1991
Letters from Togo, Susan Louise Blake
Submissions from 1990
The Warsaw Sparks, Gary Gildner
Submissions from 1989
The Anti-Warrior: A Memoir, Milt Felsen
Tales of an American Hobo, Charles Elmer Fox