A review of Daniel Black’s epistolary novel, “Don’t Cry for Me.”
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The SRB is Looking for New Editors
The Southern Review of Books is looking to add a Daily Editor and a Communications Director to our all-volunteer team! Daily Editor: The main responsibility will be to edit one review or interview by a contributing writer per week and participate in monthly editorial meetings. This would be a great role for someone with strong editing…
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“Lost, Hurt, or in Transit” Recognizes Beauty and Loss as Integral Parts of Life
A review of Rohan Chhetri’s poetry collection, “Lost, Hurt, or in Transit Beautiful.”
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The Best Southern Books of February 2022
The best Southern books of February 2022.
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“In Search of the Color Purple” Explores the Extraordinary Healing Power of Stories
A review of Salahmishah Tillet’s book, “In Search of the Color Purple: The Story of an American Masterpiece.”
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A Mortuary Make-Up Artist’s Guide to Grief and the Body: Ella Baxter’s “New Animal”
A review of Ella Baxter’s new novel, “New Animal”
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Unforced Errors in Oscar-Nominated “King Richard”
A review of Oscar contender “King Richard,” a biopic of Richard Williams, father of Venus and Serena Williams.
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Tenderness, Profanity and Humanity in “Foreverland”
Heather Havrilesky’s “Foreverland,” is just the right blend of tenderness and irreverence.
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“I Came All This Way to Meet You” Is a Worthy Journey for Readers Looking For Insight or Escape
A review of Jami Attenberg’s memoir, “I Came All This Way to Meet You: Writing Myself Home.”
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Reckoning with Complexity: Imani Perry on “South to America”
An interview with Imani Perry about her new book, “South to America”
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