Every morning, Gary called his parents back in Albany. It was the least he could do. The phone rang several times, and then there was silence, followed by a loud clacking noise, piercing feedback, a dull thud, and finally, his mother’s voice. “Hello? Who is it?”
Is the real-life Maycomb exploiting its connection to To Kill A Mockingbird?
Carolina Junior Cotillions holds on to the idea that manners are essential to the upbringing of young Southerners.
The ceremonial fox hunt in Thomson, Georgia, celebrated its 48th anniversary on Saturday.
The Undramatic Life of Shirley Ann Grau & the Louisiana Book Festival this weekend, Wiley Cash on libraries, Faulkner's Jazz Age drawings and honoring the dead through the Southern Gothic in Literary News. Georgia Literary Festival in events, plus a poem about Edna Pontellier in Southern Voice. Happy Literary Friday!
Nellie Gordon died alone in her bed; her son's wife, waiting in a room adjacent, watched William Gordon's apparition
