It Can Howl: A Review of Michael Bible’s ‘The Ancient Hours’
Since dropping his gut-punch novella 'Sophia' in 2015, Michael Bible has emerged as heir apparent to syntactic virtuoso and Southern legend Barry Hannah.
Do Writers Need Other Skills to Go Alongside Their Writing?
For those who wish to write, either in an amateur capacity or professionally, it’s not always as simple as having a way with words.
A Guide to Southern Flowers and Their Symbolisms
Southern flowers are not only often part of a state's symbol, they’re also a part of our country's history.
Dirt Roads, Pine Trees & Family Trauma: An Interview with Poet Erin Carlyle
As we collect submissions for National Poetry Month, we wanted to shine a light on one Southern-based poet with a unique ability for storytelling.
Will a Greater Acceptance of Gambling Adversely Impact the Deep South Way of Life?
Gambling has its pros and cons but isn't going away in the South.
Getting Creative Motivation and Inspiration From Southern Literature
From Faulkner to Capote, there's a lot to be learned from the greats of Southern literature.
