An interview with Chelsea Stickle on her latest chapbook, “Everything’s Changing,” with stories that “want to solve a problem, and the only solution is for things to get a little weird.”
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Bradley Sides is the author of Those Fantastic Lives: And Other Strange Stories. He lives with his wife in Huntsville, Alabama, where, on most days, he can be found teaching writing at Calhoun Community College. For more, visit bradley-sides.com.
“The Hollow Kind” Is More Than Just a Haunted House Novel
Andy Davidson’s new novel, “The Hollow Kind,” delivers deliciously delightful Southern gothic horror.
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Beth Gilstrap on Titles, Flash Fiction, and “Deadheading”
An interview with Beth Gilstrap about her new short story collection, “Deadheading and Other Stories.”
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Robots, Rabbits, and Revelations: “The Age of Discovery” Is Defined by Its Strangeness
A review of Becky Hagenston’s new collection of short stories, “The Age of Discovery.”
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Clifford Garstang on Travel, Memory, and Alter Egos
An interview with Clifford Garstang on his latest novel, “Oliver’s Travels.”
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“Ivory Shoals” Depicts A Lost, Desperate Child’s Journey to Embracing the Great, Big World That’s Outside
A review of John Brandon’s latest book, “Ivory Shoals.”
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Balancing Heartache with a Hope That Things Can, Maybe, Be OK in “Revival Season”
A review of Monica West’s debut novel, “Revival Season.”
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The Transformative Possibilities in ‘The Reincarnations’ by Nathan Elias
An interview with Nathan Elias about his collection of short stories, “The Reincarnations.”
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Redemption and Hope in “Lord the One You Love is Sick”
Kasey Thornton captures the complicated dynamics of the rural South in her debut novel-in-stories, “Lord the One You Love is Sick.”
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“Cuyahoga” Adds to the Elite Company of American Tall Tale Heroes
Pete Beatty’s exhilarating, laugh-out-loud debut novel, “Cuyahoga,” gives birth to literature’s next great tall-tale hero, Big Son.
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