‘Walk the Night’: 1980s Nostalgia Meets Real Horror in a Haunting Family Nightmare
David Armand's latest book is a mysterious coming-of-age story about a young teen boy named Matthew that edges dangerously close to horror.
A Literary Journey to Woodstock
Lisa Patton's 'Kissing the Sky' is a nostalgic trip through the 1960s.
Being Each Other’s Bond
'Kin' by Tayari Jones gives its readers a lesson on love and sisterhood in the face of uncertainty.
The Redemption of Good Hope
A review of 'Sing Down The Moon,' a tale of a young woman's struggle with memory, tradition, freedom and the relationship between the living and the dead.
A True Woman of Letters
A review of 'Conversations with Ellen Gilchrist,' a book filled with interviews from Ellen Gilchrist, a short story writer known for her strong Southern female characters.
Review of ‘America’s Founding Son’
Avett Brothers bassist Bob Crawford wrote a biography of our nation’s greatest public servant and original political maverick John Quincy Adams.
Past, Present, Protest
Described as her love letter to Richmond, Virginia, Virginia Pye’s fifth book 'Marriage and Other Monuments' exemplifies how historical and personal change are always intertwined.
Searching for Place: A Review of ‘House of Smoke’
John T. Edge's new memoir provides an unflinching look at the South and his home through stories of his journey from childhood provocateur to renowned storyteller.
“But what is life if not an endless juggling of debts”
A review of David Armand's latest chapbook 'Poverty.'
