Excerpt From ‘Lost Recipes of Prohibition’
Notes from a bootlegger's manual, plus two recipes offering a taste of Prohibition.
The Grand Design
"DING, DING” “Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has turned on the seat belt sign. We’re expecting a rough patch ahead
The Last Bear
I lay on the floor of Granddaddy Sloane's living room, inside a faded orange sleeping bag. Daddy and his two cousins, Graham and Scott, sat around me as if I were a campfire
Literary Friday, Edition 177
Who should have won the National Book Award for Fiction, plus the Bad Sex in Fiction Award nominees and new stories in Southern Voice inspired by family travel to help get you through the holidays.
Driving the Southern Route
Before we got married, my wife and I spent most of our dating time riding around in my car, the yellow Firebird I inherited from my maiden aunt. We’d drive the hills
Springs of the Holy Spirit
Visit Florida's "Health Giving City" in search of De Soto's Fountain of Youth.
A Boucherie Thanksgiving
Replace the turkey with a historic South Louisiana tradition that brings the whole community to the table.
Holiday Shopping From Town to Town
Make your way from Florida up to Mississippi and Georgia in search of small-town holiday gifts.
Big Damn Pears
Luke LaCroix first told Old Green about the pear tree one day at lunch. They were outside off the boiler room, sitting in the shade of the overhang. The day was hot
An Arm and a Leg
As a philosophy student I learned about the problem of evil and how for centuries the great thinkers agonized over whether they could believe in an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-loving God who let bad things happen
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