An interview with Ron Rash about his novel, “The Caretaker.”
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The Mechanics of the Death Penalty, Vividly Depicted By Men In Its Grip
An interview with the curator of “Ghosts Over the Boiler,” a collection of poetry and prose written by men on Alabama’s death row.
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“The Beauty of Small Presses Is That They Are Small, Especially in Their Attentions”: an Interview with Han VanderHart of River River Books
An interview with Han VanderHart about their poetry at River River Books.
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“Red Rose Motel” Reads Like a Love Letter to Teachers
Susan Beckham Zurenda draws from decades of teaching experience to craft compelling characters in her second novel.
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“Live Life Faithful to Who You Think You Are:” Ruth J. Simmons on Becoming Someone She Wasn’t Supposed to Be
The first Black president of an Ivy League school shares her experience of loss, struggle and growing up in the segregated South in her memoir “Up Home: One Girl’s Journey.”
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Leaving Space for Hope: Elizabeth Hilborn’s “Restoring Eden”
An interview with Elizabeth Hilborn about her new memoir, “Restoring Eden.”
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Robert Maynor on Everyday Stories, Owls, and “The Big Game Is Every Night”
An interview with Robert Maynor on his debut novel, “The Big Game Is Every Night.”
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“The People Are Everything”: An Interview with Mitch James
An interview with Mitch James about his novel, “Seldom Seen: A Miner’s Tale.”
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Surreal, Gritty Realism in Drew Buxton’s “So Much Heart”
An interview with Drew Buxton on his new short story collection, “So Much Heart.”
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Community, Friendship, and Belonging Anchor “Wonder State”: An Interview with Sara Flannery Murphy
Sara Flannery Murphy debates art as calling or curse in this conversation about her third novel.
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