An Evening With John Mayer in Tuscaloosa
A review of the April 25 show and season opener for the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater.
Learning to Love Louisiana
by Elizabeth Burk "Where are the mountains?" I ask, after an hour's drive through flat-filled landscapes of sugar cane and rice fields, miles
Sponsored Post: Yazoo Legends
Yazoo County, Mississippi, has always been willing to change names to protect the innocent. Nowhere is that aspect of life in Yazoo made more clear than in our legends and lore.
Southern Hospitality
by Sandra Bounds Mississippi is the hospitality state where folks are warm as Spring’s genial sun
A Pair of South Carolina Beach Poems
by H.D. Whatley From Charleston we drove south on I-95 Through the state of Georgia, where Mr. Allman ate a peach. And just past the Florida border Is a little place called Fernandina Beach
Brent's Drugs on MTV
Jackson, Mississippi, landmark soda fountain and diner Brent's Drugs got a visit from MTV recently.
Literary Friday, Edition 54
Celebrating Harper Lee's birthday. National Poetry Month news & another chapbook giveaway. Reese Witherspoon and the fallibility of the Southern woman, Gatsby Girls and the most well-read cities in Literary News. The South Carolina Book Festival in Literary Events & a new poem in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
The Liquor of War
by Mike Harrell You go on ahead, General. The river is swift and I’m unsure of those shadows. I’d like to lay down my arms but I’ve developed a taste
Not Our Kind of Folks: Southern Soundscapes in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Music, class and literacy in Harper Lee's timeless novel by Carrie Allen Tipton.