An interview with Ilana Masad on her novel “All My Mother’s Lovers.”
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Ashleigh Bryant Phillips on “Losing Our Real True South” to Capitalism
A conversation with the North Carolina author of “Sleepovers” and Mary Miller.
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Ivy Pochoda Explores the Southern Migration to LA in “These Women”
Ivy Pochoda explores the southern migration to LA in “These Women.”
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“The Prettiest Star” Explores Family Dynamics and AIDS in Appalachia
Carter Sickels’ “The Prettiest Star” tells an Appalachian AIDS story.
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Family, Loyalty, and Pride in “Hard Cash Valley”
An interview with Brian Panowich, author of “Hard Cash Valley,” a Southern noir novel.
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Eerie and Enchanting, “Things You Would Know” Honors the Will of the Land
Eerie and enchanting, Nancy Wayson Dinan honors the will of the land in her debut novel “Things You Would Know If You Grew Up Around Here.”
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Genevieve Hudson on Desire, Heartbreak and “Boys of Alabama”
Genevieve Hudson’s “Boys of Alabama” explores desire, heartbreak, and the allure of the supernatural.
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The Casual Brilliance of Tom Franklin
“Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter” was recently chosen as the “abitur” (high school book) in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.
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“Upright Women Wanted” Is a Stunning, Queer Western Set in the Future
Sarah Gailey’s latest novel is a fresh take on the Western genre starring queer heroines.
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“Blackwood” Is a Surprise Sequel to Michael Farris Smith’s Last Mississippi Thriller
We spoke with the Oxford, Mississippi author about his now-connected fictional Southern universe.
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