A review of “Foote,” a quirky mountain mystery about Bigfoot by Tom Bredehoft.
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All articles filed in Jordan Zachary
Hailing from Angier, North Carolina, Jordan has a BA in Creative Writing and English from Warren Wilson College, and is currently working on her MFA in Fiction from Queens University of Charlotte. Her poetry is featured in The Little Rose Magazine.
Cultural Complexities in “The Ballad of Cherrystoke”
“The Ballad of Cherrystoke,” Melanie McGee Bianchi’s debut short story collection, captures the culture of mountain towns in lower Appalachia.
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Urgency, Nostalgia and Radiance in Katie Marya’s “Sugar Work”
Urgency and grief, coinciding with innocence—or the loss of it—feels central to the emotional landscape of Sugar Work by Katie Marya.
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Haunting and Complex, Ashleigh Bell Pedersen’s “The Crocodile Bride”
A review of Ashleigh Bell Pedersen’s haunting novel, “The Crocodile Bride.”
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Razors, Rage and Humor in “Our Lady of Bewilderment”
Our Lady of Bewilderment, another vivid, unabashed poetry collection from Alison Pelegrin.
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“Headless John the Baptist Hitchhiking” Is An Exploration into Divinity, Identity, and Intimacy
A review of C.T. Salazar’s new poetry collection, “Headless John the Baptist Hitchhiking.”
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The Girl Singer: Tenacious and Tender
A review of Marianne Worthington’s “The Girl Singer”
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“Aux Arc Trypt Ich”: Darkly Beautiful and Sensory-Rich
A review of Cody-Rose Clevidence’s poetry collection “Aux Ark Trypt Ich.”
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“Those Fantastic Lives” Explores the Relationship Between the Worlds of Adults and Children
An interview with Bradley Sides on his new short story collection, “Those Fantastic Lives.”
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“The Way of the Saints” Is a Book To Be Taken in Slowly
A review of Elizabeth Engelman’s novel, “The Way of the Saints.”
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