Stephanie Soileau’s new novel, “Should the Waters Take Us,” is an all-encompassing epoch that spans generations, geography, and even climate.
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SRB editor Chaney Hill considers the waterways of Texas and elsewhere.
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A review of Kendra Allen’s novel, “Good Morning Means I Love You.”
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A review of Drew Buxton’s new novel, “Daytona Teddy Riggs.”
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It’s time for the last interview of the 2026 Southern Summer Book Club! Listen to Bradley Sides and Spencer K.M. Brown discuss his new short story collection, “Slow Fire.”
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A review of Grace Viall’s debut novel, “(Mostly) Human Resources”.
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The best Southern fiction, nonfiction, and poetry of August 2026.
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An interview with poet Anna Lena Phillips Bell on editing, meter, and her recent collection, “Might Could.”
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A review of Chelsea Rathburn’s recent poetry collection, “Broken Houses.”
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Yet even wrangling against existential horrors, Wright reminds readers that even this imperfect moment in which we exist is worth noting carefully and archiving.
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A review of Katherine Conner’s new collection of linked stories, “The Hanged Man.”
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