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The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature

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The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature title: The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature – No good Southern writing is complete without a dead mule. Established 1996. New issues on the 15th of every month.

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Irwin Steffy. The Man. The Moment.

Lititz, Pennsylvania. Irwin R. Steffy having his car gone over in the Pierson Motor Company garage. He uses it to go into Lancaster every day where he is doing a defense job at the Armstrong Cork Company; he shares a ride when hours permit. Before the war he worked for nine years for Spachts, the […]

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Joyce H. Munro :: Cake ::

Southern Legitimacy Statement: Born: Maryland. Schooled: South Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania, South Carolina again, Texas, South Carolina again, Tennessee. Cake This story tastes good with music. How about “Miss Poopie” by the Jimmy Herring Band? See, guys never can get enough to eat in the cafeteria. Which is why, out of the goodness of their hearts, […]

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Gary Bolick :: God Has a Bent Mower Blade ::

Southern Legitimacy Statement: I was born in Winston-Salem, NC. Dad wanted a house near his favorite uncle, so we moved to Clemmons, a village west of the city. Uncle Albert and his wife Germond lived there on a large farm cozied up against the Yadkin River. Saturday mornings, Uncle Albert and I would rise early, […]

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Ashley Elizabeth Hewitt :: Seeing Red ::

Southern Legitimacy Statement: Born in Jackson, Mississippi, I attended Millsaps College and more recently completed my MFA in Creative Writing at the Mississippi University for Women. I have lived in New Orleans for twenty years but built a log cabin on the Bogue Chitto River, deep in the Mississippi woods. My time there heavily influences […]

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Michael Colonnese :: Movers ::

Southern Legitimacy Statement: I’ve lived in North Carolina for well over forty years–not consecutively, but after years in Bridgeport, Connecticut, New York, New York, Seattle, Washington, and Key West, Florida (which isn’t really the south either), I kept returning. Nowadays, I’m retired and live in the hurricane-ravaged western North Carolina mountains...

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