A review of Rachel M. Hanson’s memoir, “The End of Tennessee.”
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All articles filed in Carrie Teresa Sage
Carrie Teresa Sage is an English professor and writer based in Washington, D.C. Sage holds a Bachelor’s degree in English from George Mason University, a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing (poetry) from Queens University of Charlotte, and a Master of Arts in communication & public relations from Johns Hopkins University. Sage is currently working towards her first collection of essays and poetry. She has contributed writing to various publications including The Journal of International Education Research, Synonym, Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, and The George Mason Review.
Life Death Rebirth in “Mother Water Ash”
A review of Nicole Cooley’s poetry collection, “Mother Water Ash.”
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A Hauntingly Beautiful Collection: Courtney LeBlanc on “Her Whole Bright Life”
An interview with poet Courtney LeBlanc.
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Past, Present, and Future in Annie Woodford’s “Where You Come from Is Gone”
A review of Annie Woodford’s “Where You Come from Is Gone.”
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Nick Flynn on “This Is the Night Our House Will Catch Fire” and Making the Unconscious Conscious
An interview with Nick Flynn about his new book, “This Is the Night Our House Will Catch Fire.”
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“Topics of Conversation” Is a Timely Look at Sex and Power
Miranda Popkey’s slim novel chronicles the inner lives of women and their desires.
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Southern Review of Books 