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A poem by New Orleans writer Christopher Louis Romaguera: from a grandfather’s Havana to the riptide of Miami to New Orleans, one family keeps learning the arithmetic of leaving. Born in Hialeah, Florida, and a graduate
A poet uses a child’s paintbrush to coax a single, fist-sized lemon from an indoor tree. Hear Ilyse Simon read her poem “The Tender.” Ilyse Simon saw the total eclipse in 2024 and began to write on the back of a crumpled
What a family says, and cannot say, when it lays down one of its own. Hear Samuel Collins Hicks read his poem “A Farmer’s Funeral.” Samuel Collins Hicks is a journalist, actor, and cat lover in Lexington, Kentucky. He is
A neighbor called the city on their April-in-Mississippi yard. They suspected a vendetta, either political or apian. Kendall Dunkelberg directs the low-residency MFA in Creative Writing at Mississippi University for Wome
Three poems from Julie Hensley’s Bent Cedar Mountain , where coal country’s debts come due in parking lots and Easter kitchens. Julie Hensley is a core faculty member of the Bluegrass Writers Studio at Eastern Kentucky U
The love never shrinks. Only the need does — and learning to tell the two apart may be the last work of motherhood. Diana Keough is an award-winning journalist and professor of journalism at the University of Georgia. Sh
Emma Galloway Stephens reads her powm “The Dogwood Years.” Emma Galloway Stephens is a neurodivergent poet and professor from the Appalachian foothills of South Carolina. Her poems have appeared in Red Branch Review, The
Caleb Johnson reads his poems “In Praise of the Blackberry.” “Atop a Ridge in Boone,” and “Our Son Has Reminded Me.” Caleb Johnson is the author of the novels Telegraph Road (Hub City Press, August 2027) and Treeborne (P
Stan Lake reads four poems from his debut collection, A Toad in a Glass Jar : “A Toad in a Glass Jar,” “I Hope Heaven Is a Wild Place,” “What Weight Does a Tree Carry?” and “Long Before the War.” Stan Lake is a writer, p
Carrie Green reads her poem "Somewhere, Summer." Carrie Green is the author of Studies of Familiar Birds: Poems (Able Muse Press, 2020) and Millie MacAdoo Takes Note: A Mystery in Verse , forthcoming from Able Muse Press
Hear Diana Keough read her monthly "Between Sundays" column for July 2026: "Does God Really Have a Plan?" Diana Keough is an award-winning journalist and professor of journalism at the University of Georgia. She is the c
Heath Gibson reads his short story "Rising Tide." Heath Gibson is the author of young adult novels— Gigged (2010, Flux) and Burn (2012, Flux). His latest work, “ Not Much of a Choice ” appears in Deep South Magazine . Gi
A poem by Noreen Ocampo, read by the author. Noreen Ocampo is a Filipino American writer and poet from metro Atlanta. She is the author of the chapbooks There Are No Filipinos in Mississippi (Porkbelly Press, 2025) and N
A sneaky daddy, a rescuer aunt, and a local woman who watches through the diner window turn into sharp looks at small-town Alabama life: a collection of three poems by Rachel Nix. Rachel Nix is a queer writer and editor
A sneaky daddy, a rescuer aunt, and a local woman who watches through the diner window turn into sharp looks at small-town Alabama life: a collection of three poems by Rachel Nix. Rachel Nix is a queer writer and editor
Watching a table of older friends across a restaurant, the author of Salvation South's monthly "Between Sundays" column, Diana Keough, gets a jolt of fear about where time is taking her—and wonders how to grow old with o
Watching a table of older friends across a restaurant, the author of Salvation South 's monthly "Between Sundays" column, Diana Keough, gets a jolt of fear about where time is taking her—and wonders how to grow old with
As our country prepares to mark 250 years, a son of Selma, Alabama, writer Tad Bartlett, audits the accounts his people kept in blood and cotton. He finds no entry that will ever balance the books. Tad Bartlett was born
As our country prepares to mark 250 years, a son of Selma, Alabama, writer Tad Bartlett, audits the accounts his people kept in blood and cotton. He finds no entry that will ever balance the books. Tad Bartlett was born
A poem by Lacy Snapp, read by the author. Lacy Snapp is a poet, professor, and woodworking artist in East Tennessee where they plan university and community-based literary events. They serve as poetry co-editor of Appala
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