In her latest novel, “What’s Mine and Yours,” Naima Coster joins writers like Britt Bennett, author of The Vanishing Half, in exploring questions of race, identity, and belonging.
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The History that Still Haunts Us in ‘A Thousand Moons’
A review of Sebastian Barry’s new book, ‘A Thousand Moons.’
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The Best Southern Books of April 2021
The best new Southern novels, essays, and poetry of April 2021.
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‘Bookish Broads’ is A History of the Female Experience in Literature
An interview with Lauren Marino on ‘Bookish Broads,’ an illustrated celebration of women writers.
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Shannon Sullivan and Others Advocate for ‘Philosophy in/of the South’ in Latest Collection of Essays
Thinking the US South is a compendium of ten thoroughly researched and referenced essays by U.S.-based professional academic philosophers writing from Southern perspectives in regard to the South.
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Sheri Reynolds on Family and ‘The Tender Grave’
An interview with Sheri Reynolds on her recent novel, ‘The Tender Grave.’
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In ‘Animal Quintet,’ Colin Dayan Revisits the Animals of Her Childhood
A review of Colin Dayan’s new book, ‘Animal Quintet: A Southern Memoir.’
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Disrupting Lexical Expectations in ‘Cleave’
An interview with Tiana Nobile on her debut poetry collection, ‘Cleave.’
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Ada Limón on Resilience, Writing to Keep Going, and ‘Lucky Wreck’
An interview with Ada Limón, whose first book of poetry, ‘Lucky Wreck,’ is being republished in celebration of its 15th anniversary.
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Joshua Cross Explores the Flimsy Hope of Survival in ‘Black Bear Creek’
A review of Joshua Cross’s collection of short stories, ‘Black Bear Creek.’
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