Douglas Ray's Queer South
An interview with the Mississippi-born poet who explores grief through poetry in his 2012 book He Will Laugh and is currently working on an anthology titled The Queer South.
Literary Friday, (Early) Edition 99
Poet Douglas Ray's 'Queer South,' a look at the artistic mark Tennessee Williams left on Key West and some succulent stories from a new book about crawfish are just a taste of what you'll find in this early edition. Happy Easter!
Literary Friday, Edition 98
Lilah Hegnauer's Poetry Pantry & a Giveaway, Hopping to Eatonton, Georgia, staycation reading with BookRiot and the Fitzgerald Museum Gala coming up in events, plus our poem of the day in Southern Voice. Happy Literary (and Poetry) Friday!
Lilah Hegnauer’s Poetry Pantry
An interview with the poet whose new book Pantry brings to life kitchen objects in order to explore our domestic lives.
Literary Friday, Edition 97
Celebrating National Poetry Month, a review of Erika Robuck's 'Fallen Beauty,' 50 Best Southern Novels Ever Written, the return of Ellen Gilchrist, and Elizabeth Spencer in Literary Events. Happy Literary (and Poetry) Friday!
A Flower Bed Graveyard
A flower bed graveyard for larger than life expectations scattered with pecan shells and family pets in shoeboxes
This April Day: Talking to Georgia's Poet Laureate
Poet Shanna Conway Dixon talks to Judson Mitcham about his role as poet laureate and notions of Southern harmony in his work (poem included).
Literary Friday, Edition 52
A poetry chapbook and Eudora Welty birthday giveaway. Jill McCorkle in The New York Times. New Orleans poet Kelly Harris on what keeps her grounded, Faulkner's Nobel Prize medal up for auction and the 2014 Great American Fiction Contest. Plus, lots of book festivals in Literary Events and today's poem of the day in Southern Voice.
