Pearl Weaver’s Epic Apology: An Epic for the South
Released early this summer, Rachel Keener’s third novel is a rainstorm in spring, building up to the kind of book you’ll sit on the porch reading through the night.
Released early this summer, Rachel Keener’s third novel is a rainstorm in spring, building up to the kind of book you’ll sit on the porch reading through the night.
A review of Nick White's debut novel about a Mississippi summer camp centered on gay conversion therapy.
Emily Carpenter follows up 'Burying the Honeysuckle Girls' with another family drama, this one based in cult horror.
A review of Mississippi writer Steve Yates' new "horror story turned inside-out."
Poet Sara Pirkle Hughes reviews Anya Krugovoy Silver's new collection 'From Nothing.'
Mandy Shunnarah reviews the new book by Legendary Shack Shakers frontman J.D. Wilkes and asks him about the Southern legends and folk demons that served as inspiration.
Tennessee author Kevin Wilson tells an intriguing story about a "family" that raises 10 children collectively.
A delectable mix of magic, fate and what it means to belong, 'The Secret Ingredient of Wishes' is a gleaming illustration of the stories we all embody.
'The Orphan Mother' by Robert Hicks is a post-American Civil War story in divided Tennessee, where citizens and their families become wrapped up in a political war.