Tag: River Jordan
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January’s Issue is here!
This month’s issue starts the New Year off right with a great interview and essay from one of my favorite southern authors, George Singleton. George Singleton is the author of nine short story collections, These People Are Us: Stories, The Half-Mammals of Dixie, Why Dogs Chase Cars: Tales of a Beleaguered Boyhood, Drowning in Gruel,…
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Happy December!
This month’s issue is filled with more great books to add to your TBR list, new authors to follow, part four of the four-part series on William Gay, LOST AND FOUND A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON WILLIAM GAY’S LITERARY LEGACY that features some of William’s previously unpublished work and fantastic stories you do not want to…
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November’s here!
Hello Readers! This month’s issue is filled with more great books to add to your reading list and new authors to follow. In part three of a four-part series, Dawn Major explores how William made the places we know in his work feel so real. Mystery Outside the Frame: An Analysis of William Gay’s Literary…
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October is here!
This month’s issue is filled with more great books to add to your reading list and new authors to follow. In part two of a four-part series, Dawn Major of Team Gay Explores Supernaturalism in Southern Author and Artist, William Gay. You’ll also find Making Connections with Kim Taylor Blakemore’s Novelitics, a great Interview with…
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HELLO READERS! September’s issue is here and it’s fantastic!
This month’s issue is filled with more great books to add to your TBR list, new authors to follow, part one of a four-part series on William Gay from the members of Team Gay, Making Connections with Stephanie Hockersmith of The Pie Lady Books, something too good not to share from Amit Verma, Tina Hogan…
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HELLO READERS!
August’s issue is here! This month’s issue is filled with more great books to add to your reading list, new authors to follow, a fantastic essay by Lee Zacharias, Making Connections with Suzanne Leopold, a birthday wish from David Ebenbach, an interview of Tina Hogan by Stephanie Edwards, and wit and wisdom from River Jordan.…