Their carven words all testify Of then and now and future time That these were…
James Everett KiblerJuly 23, 2021
I hope Grandfather fed them wellFrom out his meager store of cornOr fodder pulled by…
James Everett KiblerFebruary 15, 2021
A retrospective review of Our Fathers’ Fields: A Southern Story (University of South Carolina Press,…
Robin Spencer LattimoreJuly 16, 2019
From the front porch, Jakob Emig could look across fields where his winter wheat greened…
James Everett KiblerNovember 19, 2018
A review of Taking Root: The Nature Writing of William and Adam Summer of Pomaria…
Alan HarrelsonOctober 16, 2018
When Georgia Scenes came from an Augusta, Georgia press in 1835, the literary world realized…
James Everett KiblerFebruary 7, 2018
Mary Fahl sang the beautiful song, “Going Home,” for the movie Gods and Generals. Such…
Paul H. YarbroughMay 22, 2017
A Review of My Silk Purse and Yours: The Publishing Scene and American Literary Art…
James Everett KiblerFebruary 28, 2017
Henry Timrod, the greatest Southern poet next to Edgar Allan Poe, the "Poet Laureate of…
William CawthonMarch 2, 2015
Geologists say Earth’s clay is dust of star. That I believe But not from science…
James Everett KiblerDecember 4, 2014
Bullace and scuppernong Wild flavours and perfumes Important among harvests. Wild strawberry and low-bush huckleberry.…
James Everett KiblerJune 30, 2014
In swirl of broken lives in flood She stands solitary island In midwinter war eddy…
James Everett KiblerMay 5, 2014
on Driskill Hill, north Louisiana “Throw out the radio and take down the fiddle from…
David MiddletonApril 3, 2014
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