A review of Olivia A. Cole’s “The Truth About White Lies”
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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 Best Southern Books of March 2022
The best Southern books of March 2022.
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Adam Vines Fishes For Memories in “Lures”
A review of Adam Vines’ new collection of poetry, “Lures.”
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Moments of Connection in “Flowers as Mind Control”
A review of Laura Minor’s poetry collection, “Flowers as Mind Control.”
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“Out Front the Following Sea” Features a Different Kind of Heroine
A review of Leah Angstman’s book, “Out Front the Following Sea.”
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“Manywhere”: Stories in Search of Self
A review of Morgan Thomas’s “Manywhere,” a story collection that has characters investigating identity across time and place.
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“The Hunting Wives” Explores the Obsession Brought On by Restless, Idle Hands
A review of May Cobb’s book, “The Hunting Wives,” newly out on paperback.
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Duality and Hidden Meaning in “Sweetbitter”
An interview with Stacey Balkun on her debut collection, “Sweetbitter.”
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“Chorus” Makes a Poignant Whole
A review of Rebecca Kauffman’s new novel, “Chorus”
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