Category: Book Review
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“Children of Dust” by Marlin Barton
“When people look at racial history, they want to dismantle the paradoxes, or don’t even see them. But maybe it’s in those paradoxes where truth really lies.” Marlin Barton READ “Children of Dust” by Marlin Barton: A Review by J. Michael White
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“Drowned Town” by Jayne Moore Waldrop
Don’t miss my review of Drowned Town by author, Jayne Moore Waldrop, an evocative story about the lost communities of Western Kentucky’s Land Between the Lakes.
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“The Cicada Tree,” by Robert Gwaltney
Don’t miss my review of The Cicada Tree, by genre-bending, Southern Gothic author, Robert Gwaltney.
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Fiction Series Part I with Author, Susan Zurenda: Review of Bells for Eli, A Novel
Bells for Eli by Susan Zurenda: A Review There are some books that you enjoy so much when you near the end you sort of panic and force yourself to stop reading. Thirty pages towards the end of Susan Zurenda’s novel, Bells for Eli, I had such a moment and deliberately set the novel on…
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The Palms, a Novel by Clay Anderson
Grit Lit Part I: Review of The Palms, a Novel by Clay Anderson I met Clay Anderson through the Etowah Valley MFA Creative Writing program at Reinhardt University where he is a current student and where he also teaches history. He shared a William Gay book with me that summer and I discovered a compatriot…
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