A review of the film “Where the Crawdads Sing,” based on the novel by Delia Owens.
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“Valley of Shadows” Is a Supernatural Genre Fusion that Sheds Light on Real Issues
A review of Rudy Ruiz’s new novel, “Valley of Shadows.”
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“A Girlhood” Is a Love Letter
Carolyn Hay’s “A Girlhood” is a brilliant compilation of science, history, gender equality, community, culture, religion, politics, the patriarchy, and unconditional love.
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The Best Southern Books of September 2022
The best Southern books of September 2022.
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“Deer Creek Drive”: Candid and Addicting
A review of “Deer Creek Drive” by Beverly Lowry.
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“Elvis”: His Long Reign Broke a Short Leash
A review of the Baz Luhrmann film, “Elvis.”
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“Furnace Creek”: Lyrical, Memorable, and Character-Driven
The richness of the characters in Joseph Allen Boone’s novel, “Furnace Creek,” is what makes the book work brilliantly.
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We Should All Give a Shit About What Happened to Carlotta
A review of James Hannaham’s new novel, “Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit What Happened to Carlotta.”
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“Y’all Means All”: Redefining Queer Folk in Appalachia
An interview with “Y’all Means All” editor, Z. Zane McNeill
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“The Unfolding” Explores How People Desperately Cling to Ideology in the Face of Alienation
A review of A.M. Homes’ novel, “The Unfolding.”
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