April 2026 :: The International Poetry Issue ::
Translations from an international lineup of extraordinary poets including the...
Tim Peeler: Four Poems
Southern Legitimacy Statement:
I come from cotton farmers on the one side and subsistence farmers on the other. I grew up in a parsonage that was located on a hill above a road that forked three ways; each fork led to a separate washboard red dirt road. During the summer they poured oil on the roads. The smell of those roads is embedded in my memory.
Tom Wade :: Louetta ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: I grew up in Missouri and moved...
Joan Baker :: I Can Still Hear the Music ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: The story I am submitting, I Can...
Gary Carter :: Things of the Heart ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: Having been raised up in the South...
Dwight Watson :: Tough in the Right Places ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: After thirty-six years of teaching in the...
David Swan :: An Uncloudy Day ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: Though I grew up in Michigan, my...
Bill Smith :: Scarred for Life ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: I’m a sixth-generation southerner born and raised...
Cynthia Gilmore :: Hurricane Season ::
Southern Legitimacy Statement: Cindy moved south kicking and screaming in...
