An Interview With Eudora Welty
In a rare interview, Eudora Welty, one of America's most beloved authors, talks about the events in her life that inspired her penetrating stories.
Department: Feature
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Two poets who had worked together for five years on an anthology of antinuclear poems meet for the first time on the plains of Kansas.
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All her life Lee Smith has listened intently to the stories told in Grundy, Virginia, and shapes them into quintessentially American fiction.
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Dorset Colony House for Writers: Hidden in Plain Sight
Dorset colony.
An Appetite for What Matters: The Hungry Mind Review
The success of the quarterly book review magazine, The Hungry Mind Review.
Expanding Poetry Calendar
Poetry Calendar goes from an events listing broadsheet to a cutting edge literary journal.
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