MidAmerica is a peer-reviewed academic journal published annually by The Society for the Study of Midwestern Literature. Contents of issue LI (2024):

• "Can Technical College Students 'Think Like a Mountain'?" -- Gretchen Lida
• "Anderson, Trilling, and the Influence of Powerful Critics: Score One for the Author" -- Robert Dunne
• "'An Antydote fer the Brute': Apocalyptic Imagination in Farmer Hiram on the World's War" -- Jefferson Storms
• "Multiple Awakenings in Sherwood Anderson's Story 'An Awakening'" -- Janet Ruth Heller
• "Beatrice Roethke's Marginalia: Unseen Narratives about a Pulitzer Poet's Legacy" -- Madeline Bruessow and Sherrin Frances
• "Marcie R. Rendon's Cash Blackbear Crime-Fiction Series and Nordic Settler Colonial Legacies in Minnesota's Red River Valley" -- Rosemary Erickson Johnsen
• "Green People in Dingess, Roberts, and Gieni's Manifest Destiny: Flora and Fauna" -- Alexandria Remm
• "Two New Books on Hemingway: A Review Essay" -- Michael Schupska
• "Floods, Fonts, and Waterways in Midwestern Poetry: A Review Essay" -- Eleanor Reeds
• "Midwestern Angles: A Review Essay" -- Eric Tucker
• "Restoring the Upper Midwest from Landscape to Literature: A Review Essay" -- Christian Knoeller
• "Annual Bibliography of Midwestern Literature, 2022" -- Robert Beasecker