Essay by Louis Gallo What if I just caved in, gave out, pulled over to the side of the road of life, & expired like an old driver’s license? You might say He didn’t get far in 31 years. But I’d say That’s all right, it was the world’s longest trip on an empty tank. […]
At Appomattox
April 13, 2015 by 1 Comment
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“Southern Women and Their Birds,” Essay by John Nelson
February 5, 2015 by 3 Comments
Essay by John Nelson I came to literature long before I came to birds. I remember cardinals and robins from my childhood in suburban Chicago, and I probably saw kingfishers and herons as a friend and I searched for snakes along the Des Plaines River, but I don’t recall meeting anyone whose imagination had been […]
“Free Fall: The Chosen Poetry of Emma Bolden,” by Casey Clabough
January 2, 2015 by Leave a Comment
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