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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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Southern Legitimacy Statement: I grew up near the South Side of Chicago, nestled into one of the small suburbs where we couldn’t truly say we LIVED in Chicago, even though we could see the Sears Tower hanging in the not-to-far distance. But we also couldn’t deny that we were from Chicago, that the city had […]

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Southern Legitimacy Statement: Born in Florida, raised in Georgia and migrated to East Texas for a spell. I’ve worked in the Arklamiss at UL Monroe and now reside in North Georgia. I have a tattoo of a frog with a banjo riding a pigeon.  Holding Water Her soft sobs, muffled by a handful of handkerchief, […]

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Into this barn you’re born. The Doors reference there. Shows my age. Not original with me, the Writers in the Storm part, but it’s clever. Wandering through the Dead Mule Calendar on Submittable, I found a few missed stories, some poetry left out in the cold, and creative non-fiction just lounging around – waiting for […]

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Christmas in May. How lovely. Sorry, Ted, this one got lost in the Everlasting-Calendar-of-Doom. Promised for December 2024. Here it is, let it serve to remind us of the months to come… Southern Legitimacy Statement: I am a native of North Carolina, born before the state was called Variety Vacationland. That slogan always intrigued me […]

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MY LAST SOUTHERN LEGITIMACY STATEMENT: I was born in the 19th century, 1953, ha ha . But, seriously, the 19th century  was right there behind the date in the faces and voices  of all four of my grandparents for me to look at and listen to and tottle after hoping to be picked up by […]

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