Zelda Gets Her Day
Two new novels pay homage to Zelda Fitzgerald in fictional accounts of her life and marriage.
A Man by the Pond
by Jacob Lambert As the train came to a shuddering halt, Thomas Little stepped down the steel steps and out into the dry summer air. In the distance, he could see an immense pond, one surround by a forest that seemed to threaten the very integrity of the above crystalline sky. The humidity, along with the multitudes of insects swarming around his sweaty, waxen face,
How Great is Gatsby Again?
Rereading "The Great Gatsby" for the first time since high school by Rebecca Lynn Aulph.
Get Your Gatsby On
With retailers from Tiffany's to Brooks Brothers rolling out Gatsby collections in anticipation of the film, there's no excuse not to dress the part on May 10.
Sometimes to be truly faithful, you must be unfaithful
Thoughts on Baz Luhrmann's interpretation of "The Great Gatsby" from some of the book's biggest fans.
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Blame It on Scott and Zelda
We kick off Gatsby Week with a peek inside the Fitzgerald Museum's annual gala, where the Jazz Age lives on and the champagne flows freely.
Literary Friday, Edition 55
Countdown to Gatsby. 10 Things I Learned at the Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival plus video of the Stanley and Stella Shouting Contest. Thomas Wolfe's Big Extravagance. Saints and Sinners Literary Festival with Dorothy Allison in Literary Events. And new fiction in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
10 Things I Learned at the 2013 Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival
Highlights from this year's event, held March 20-24 in New Orleans.
Southern Paris
My name — is Paris Hilton, and I am a man, which does me no favors in a Southern town. I am not heir to any dynasty, I have never made a sex video that was viewed by anyone of importance, and I am not a goddamned socialite. My parents merely had an unnatural obsession with Homer