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Top 5 Sad Books That Will Definitely Make You Cry
Sometimes, when you're in a crying mood and your feelings are broken, only a sad book will do the trick. There is a…
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Lee Smith’s Ode to Key West in “Silver Alert”
L ee Smith, the doyenne of quirky, believable Southern heroines, does it again with her newest novel, Silver Alert , a …
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“Sing With Me at the Edge of Paradise” Imagines What the World Could Be
I read Joe Baumann’s debut, Sing With Me at the Edge of Paradise , slowly. There is so much to absorb in this short s…
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On Difference and Disability in “Secret Harvests”
D avid Mas Masumoto has a reputation as a remarkable writer. His previous work includes Epitaph for a Peach: Four Seas…
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The Origins of Appalachian Cuisine Explored in “Appalachia on the Table”
I n Appalachia on the Table: Representing Mountain Food and People , Erica Abrams Locklear sets out to answer the quest…
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The Best Southern Books of April 2023
A pril has been absolutely full of my favorite things — dogwoods, honeysuckle, sunshine, and spring breezes. I’ve also …
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Weeding out Gender Inequity in Katy Simpson Smith’s “The Weeds”
K aty Simpson Smith’s The Weeds is the kind of novel that’s like Halley’s Comet — something of its kind appears infreq…
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“Shapeshifting as Magic”: An Interview with Jessica Q. Stark
The “Not Abandon, but Abide” interview series is dedicated to Southern poets abiding by hope in the South. Their poetry…
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