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Mary Ellen Thompson interviews Bren McClain, author of "One Good Mama Bone”

I met Bren McClain in 2017 at an author’s luncheon and book signing for her new novel,


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"Sing Down the Moon” by Robert Gwaltney

Robert Gwaltney undoubtedly has one of the most stunning imaginations of any author now writing. In his award-winning debut, The Cicada Tree—which, among other honors, won the Geo...


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"Leaving Edgefield” by Carolyn W. Hooker

Leaving Edgefield (2025) by Carolyn W. Hooker is a compelling work of historical fiction centered on the life of Carrie Butler, a Black teen from Edgefield, South Carolina, who went to work as a domestic servant in the Thurmond house i...


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Claire Matturro interviews Robert Gwaltney, author of "Sing Down the Moon”

Claire Hamner Matturro: Robert, first, thank you for sharing some time and your answers with Southern Literary Review. You have a very full schedule of book release events for Sing Down the Moon, plus you are the v...


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"Death of the First Idea” by Rickey Laurentiis

The poetry collection, Death of the First Idea (Alfred A. Knopf, 2025), written by award winning poet Rickey Laurentiis, is a stunning exploration into identity. She covers topics of transness and society’s perspectives on gender, race and what it means to be Black in America, sexuality, mental health, abuse, and religion with all the depths and wisd...


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