In the making for over a year, this special issue celebrates One of Ours in its centenary year and features a great breadth and variety of current scholarship.

Table of Contents

• Letters from the Executive Director and President
• Reading One of Ours in 2022 by Ann Romines
• Music in One of Ours: The Sounds of a Ruined Past by John H. Flannigan
• After the Victory: Veterans Return Home by Becky Faber
• Reading One of Ours at Angel Fire by Steven Trout
• Medical Sexism in One of Ours by Sarah Clere
• Sensing One of Ours by Guy Reynolds
• “These Strange Boats Seem to Be Building Themselves”: One of Ours and the Military Industrial Complex by Mark Whalan
• Plus Ça Change . . . by Diane Prenatt
• One of Ours: Gleaning the Teachings of the Disabled by Elizabeth Wells
• Charting Claude’s Charting: The Importance of Maps in One of Ours by Aaron Shaheen
• Reading Alone, Together by Kelsey Squire
• Once More to One of Ours by Janis P. Stout
• The Eagles of the West Fly On by Mark A. R. Facknitz
• Incongruities and Questions of Fact in the Narrative of One of Ours by Peter M. Sullivan
• The Pathfinder Serialization of One of Ours by Richard C. Harris
• One of Ours: Reading theTruth Hidden Within the Headlines of the American Press’s “Great” War by Lilia Hutchison
• Out West: The Social Work of Dorothea Lange and Willa Cather by Charmion Gustke
• From the Collections: The Death of G. P. Cather by Tracy Sanford Tucker