Adam Clay on his fourth poetry collection, ‘To Make Room for the Sea.’
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Cover Reveal: Writers of Color on the New American South
A new Hub City Press anthology edited by Cinelle Barnes.
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Ada Limón’s Advice for Writers on the Move
“If I’m doing laundry, raking leaves, getting the car fixed . . . I’m still writing.”
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Hopeful Poetry at the End of the Anthropocene
The Journalist Who Helped Solve the Mississippi Burning Murders
‘Race Against Time’ is the story of reporter Jerry Mitchell’s decades-long search for truth.
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4 Ways to Support AWP Presses From Home
How to mitigate the financial impact of AWP 2020’s low turnout.
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How ‘Antidote’ Confronts Hospitals That Abandon Transgender Patients
Charleston doctors fight for the right to treat transgender patients in Kimmery Martin’s ‘The Antidote For Everything.’
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Dana Spiotta’s 6 Steps for Writing a Novel
“Don’t write what you know. Start with what you don’t know, what you don’t understand.”
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The Artist Who Brought Anne Brontë’s Feminist Classic Back to Life
How Valentina Catto illustrated ‘The Tenant of Wildfell Hall’ for the Folio Society.
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The West Virginia Murders That Tore a Town Apart
Emma Copley Eisenberg on her nonfiction debut, ‘The Third Rainbow Girl’.
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The Best Southern Books of March
Here are the best new novels, poetry collections, and other Southern books of March 2020.
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The Hopes and Fears of Southern Presses
We asked independent and university presses about publishing in the South. Here’s what they said.
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7 Southern Poets on Place
Jericho Brown, Ada Limón, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Jon Pineda, Adam Clay, Faylita Hicks, and Jaswinder Bolina.
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