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A New Southern Magical Realism: An Interview with Robert Gwaltney

Years ago, I met Robert Gwaltney outside a local Atlanta bookstore and, within minutes, I knew I’d met a kindred spirit. He was working on finishing his first novel, The Cicada Tree, for which he’d win the Georgia Author of the Year Award for Best First Novel in 2023. W...


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Cozy Chaos at The Chickadee in "The Best Little Motel in Texas”

In The Best Little Motel in Texas, Lyla Lane brings together the most delightful tropes from cozy mystery and romantic comedy while adding a slight twist to each. In this homage to Dolly Parton’s filmography, the novel follows an unwilling amateur sleu...


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From Hawkins to New York: "Stranger Things” on Broadway

Written by Kate Trefry from an original story by North Carolina-born Matt and Ross Duffer, Stranger Things: The First Shadow transports us back to our beloved Hawkins, Indiana, in the 1950s. The story follows Henry Creel (played by Louis McCartney) b...


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"A Love Tap”: A Tender, Visceral Debut

The opening poem of Bernardo Wade’s 2025 collection, A Love Tap, asks, “You ever negotiate with an apparition?” This negotiation is exactly the endeavor this vulnerable debut undertakes. Set amidst the thrum and ache of a vibrant New Orleans, its poems ...


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"Maybe the Body” Explores Personal and Political Connections to Place

Asa Drake’s new poetry collection, Maybe the Body, is lush and fierce and teeming with love, though the speaker admits that “it’s the wrong year / to write a love poem.” This is a line that I’ve been thinking about a lot in the weeks since I first read ...


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