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Foxglovewise Explores the Natural Rituals of Loss

Ange Mlinko’s Foxglovewise is the haunting, painful examination of the loss of one’s parents. Rituals — spiritual and otherwise — become an integral part of Mlinko’s examination of grief, loss, and acceptance. Mlinko’s reliance on a variety of poetic fo...


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Treasured, Bitter Fruit in Bo Hee Moon’s "Birthstones in the Province of Mercy”

Bo Hee Moon’s Birthstones in the Province of Mercy is a collection of poems detailing the growing-up experiences of a Korean girl adopted into a Jewish-American family. Without ever directly criticizing either Korea or the US for their roles in what has become an


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The Best Southern Books of January 2026

I guess it should be no surprise that the first 13 days of the year have been turbulent and horrifying. I will keep saying it every month, but I hope you are taking care of your communities, whatever that looks like for you.

Even amidst the chaos, it’s important to remember that there’s still beauty in the world. Art is crucial to sustain us, to remind us of how th...


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"Hot Wax”: A Road Trip Worth Taking

We all know the power of good music. We’re familiar with the emotional rollercoaster that a good song can take you on. The beats, the lyrics, the pulsing anticipation. These elements, and so much more, are captured in Hot Wax, the sophomore nov...


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Hollywood Glamour Meets Wartime Realities in "The Star Society”

In Gabriella Saab’s The Star Society, not even Nazi Germany’s unconditional surrender and a classic case of Hollywood self-fashioning can protect burgeoning starlet Ada Worthington-Fox from the Gestapo. Born Aleida de Vos to a fascist sympathizer mother...


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