A conversation with Anjali Enjeti on her recent book, “Ballot,” part of Bloomsbury’s Object Lessons series.
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Coming of Age in Appalachian Country: “Into the Night Woods” by Davis Enloe
An interview with Davis Enloe on his new novel, “Into the Night Woods.”
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A Conversation on Grief, Sonnets and Ekphrasis with D.S. Waldman and Austin Araujo
An interview with poet D.S. Waldman on his recent collection, “Atria.”
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A New Southern Magical Realism: An Interview with Robert Gwaltney
An interview with Robert Gwaltney, author of “Sing Down the Moon.”
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“Maybe the Body” Explores Personal and Political Connections to Place
An interview with poet Asa Drake on her collection, “Maybe the Body.”
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Writing “the Necessary Poems”: An Interview with Lolita Stewart-White
An interview with Lolita Stewart-White about her poetry collection, “black frag/ments.”
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Secrets, Sisters, and Grasping the Past: An Interview with Julie Hensley
An interview with author Julie Hensley on her recent novel, “Five Oaks.”
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“Witty, Nuanced, and Overall Entertaining”: A Conversation with Wes Browne
If you wanna take a hell-ride into central Kentucky, read Wes Browne’s newest novel, “They All Fall the Same.”
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Erin Slaughter Tries to Order the Disorder in “The Dead Dad Diaries”
An interview with Erin Slaughter on her memoir, “The Dead Dad Diaries.”
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The Art Form of Trauma Aftermath: “Precious Rubbish”
An interview with author Kayla E. on her debut graphic novel memoir.
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