A review of Celia Imrie’s novel, “Orphans of the Storm.”
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Ed Tarkington on Gatsby, Acceptance and the Real Nashville
An interview with Ed Tarkington about his novel, “The Fortunate Ones.”
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“The Office of Historical Corrections” is a Trenchant Dramatization of Racial Inequity in America
A review of Danielle Evans’ novella and story collection, “The Office of Historical Corrections.”
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“Rabbit Punches”: Short Stories Take Readers on a Fun and Feverish Ride
A review of Jason Ockert’s short story collection, “Rabbit Punches.”
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Grief and Illusion in “We Imagined It Was Rain”
An interview with Andrew Siegrist on his new short story collection, “We Imagined It Was Rain.”
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“The Husbands” Is a Murder Mystery for the Modern Woman
A review of Chandler Baker’s new novel, “The Husbands.”
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“The Gods of Green County”: Faith, Community and Sanity in the Depression-Era South
A review of Mary Elizabeth Pope’s book, “The Gods of Green County.”
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“Drowned Town” Explores the Connection Between People and the Land
Jayne Moore Waldrop’s “Drowned Town” makes no qualms about how much value people put into a sense of place.
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The Reality and Raw Humanity of Relationships in “Memorial”
A review of Bryan Washington’s novel “Memorial.”
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Indefinable and Great, Joanna Pearson’s “Now You Know It All”
A review of Joanna Pearson’s “Now You Know It All: Stories”
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