from the On Wisconsin project; Mark Brautigam, as seen on fly over art
Please find below an excerpt from “That Story,” by Jack Driscoll, a work that was awarded a Pushcart Prize this year after appearing in print in The Georgia Review. Polly Atwel…
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Jack Driscoll: Place Forms Character
Editor’s Note: Today we are pleased to welcome Polly Atwell as a contributor. Polly is a writer, critic, and author of Wild Girls, a novel forthcoming from Scribner this fall. For more information on her work, please see our contributors page.
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Wendell Berry’s Jefferson Lecture: "It All Turns On Affection"
On Monday night Wendell Berry delivered “It All Turns on Affection,” the 2012 Jefferson Lecture at the Kennedy Center. Each year the National Endowment for the Humanities offers this lectureship, “the highest honor the federal government bestows fo…
The Snakes and Southern Vernacular of Harry Crews
Crews at home in his Florida; Oscar Sosa, New York Times
She felt the snake between her breasts, felt him there, and loved him there, coiled, the deep tumescent S held rigid, ready to strike. She loved the way the snake looked sewn onto her V-ne…