From the Mountains to the Sea
Green Forest, Red Earth, Blue Sea by Jim Gulledge …...
Hillbilly Dada Poetry :: David Earl Williams’ chapbook ::
One Night at a Time a review by B. Lynn...
Helen Losse: A Flower More Enduring
Helen Losse communicates joy and love through her poetry. She...
Claire Fullerton: Little Tea, a novel
I keep thinking about how this unique, lovely story brings the...
Tim Bullard: Nora Brown : Interview
Nora Brown just got out of school. When she finally...
Tim Bullard: Grayson Hugh :: a review (Feb 2019)
Take a swallow. Breathe in a deep gulp of air....
Valeria Vose by Alice Bingham Gorman (a book discussion) Oct 2018
Valeria Vose, a Novel by Alice Bingham Gorman Published by...
Mourning Dove by Claire Fullerton (a novel)
“I’d never had a broken heart and didn’t understand the...
Karen Paul Holmes: No Such Thing as Distance (book)
Just Published Karen Paul Holmes’s No Such Thing as Distance...
Tricia Booker: The Place of Peace and Crickets (Memoir – Review)
Tricia Boooker’s: “The Place of Peace and Crickets: how adoption,...
Dan Leach’s Floods and Fires (book discussion)
Southern Legitimacy Statement: “Families will not be broken. Curse and...
CL Bledsoe: Interview with poet Wil Gibson
According to his website, https://wilgibson.com/, Wil Gibson is “a white...
C.L. Bledsoe: Sorry You Are Not an Instant Winner (chapbook review)
sorry you are not an instant winner, by Doritt Carroll....
Claire Fullerton: “One Good Mama Bone” (book discussion)
Southern Legitimacy Statement: Being from Memphis, Tennessee, I am an...
CL Bledsoe: Book Reviews –The Art of Dissolving and Rocket Children
The Art of Dissolving, by Donald Illich. (Georgetown, KT: Finishing...
Phillip Thompson: Outside the Law (a book discussion)
Phillip Thompson’s latest thriller, Outside the Law, would/should/will attract a...
Phillip Thompson on Writing
The Dead Mule spoke with Mule writer and author Phillip...
Tim Bullard: 1998 Interview with Charlie Daniels
From the Archives, look at what we found from Fall...
Valerie MacEwan: Matthew Rose and “The Letters”
Recasting the throw-aways and detritus, the overheard and misspelled, the artist has fashioned a large expository drama that serves as fragmented window into our collective Zeitgeist. Sex, love, death, politics, aesthetics and the muddled semiotics of our age all find a place in this body of work and beckon the viewer to read, decipher and unravel. The pieces in The Letters resonate with an enigmatic poetic presence. The result is a significant body of work by an important American artist...
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