The 2020 Southern Festival of Books takes its stellar roster of authors online By Humanities Tennessee, for Chapter16.org This year, book lovers around the country…
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Category: Mid-South Literature
Fiction and nonfiction shorts, short stories and other works from local Memphis, Mid-South and Southern writers.
Remembering Robert Johnson
From Chapter16: Brother Robert provides a human perspective on the man who changed American music By Michael Ray Taylor, for Chapter16.org The city of Memphis plays…
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A Girl Complete
Claire Fullerton’s Little Tea explores the power of women’s friendships Originally published May 22, 2020 Claire Fullerton will discuss Little Tea in a virtual event with the Memphis Public Library on June…
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Healing from “unimaginable abuse” in rural Mid-South
Sin Child is Angela Howard’s powerful debut, her memoir of honesty and optimism in the face of abuse Review by Susan Cushman Mississippi native Angela…
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RACE AGAINST TIME: a reminder of the importance of local investigative journalism to justice
BOOKS From Simon & Schuster Decorated investigative journalist Jerry Mitchell will be on book tour in Memphis on February 12th, speaking and signing copies at Novel Bookstore…
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Mud Island Monorail
Editor’s Note: StoryBoard Memphis is proud to introduce to our readers the Southern writer Niles Reddick. Niles, while not new to Southern readers, may be…
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