DC Diamondopolous with illustration by Stacy Reece

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DC Diamondopolous with illustration by Stacy Reece

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Fiction writer DC Diamondopolous with a short story about a Montgomery pastor who helps one his of flock back away from the edge of suicide.

By DC Diamondopolous with illustration by Stacy Reece /

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“There is love that walks in fallows,” this Louisville poet writes. Ain’t that the truth.

Veteran South Carolina poet Ray McManus, the winner of the 2023 Governor’s Award for the Arts, writes beautifully about rural life—from boar hogs to pickup trucks to the hunger that won’t go away.

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Two lifelong friends—one a poet, one a painter–talk about it all: labor, joy, and love; the value of slowness; the subtleties of structure; and how to “make it soft, make it low.”

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DC Diamondopolous with illustration by Stacy Reece

The Bell Tower

By DC Diamondopolous with illustration by Stacy Reece /

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