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Five poets on the complex undercurrents of military service.

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To Make Peace With My Life

An Arkansas veteran and professor unearths the South’s ambiguous tracks.

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Some of us mourn quietly. Some of us howl like wounded animals.

While studying in Uganda, one Southerner learned that even eight thousand miles away, familiar flavors can bring you home in an instant.

Young Ellen Corry moves to Manhattan and discovers the South will not leave her.

An Episcopal priest’s poem ponders what we mean when we ask the question, “And who is my neighbor?”

Some folks can’t cook the traditional Southern Christmas dinner. So one year, one of them tried spaghetti. Everyone loved it, including the cats.

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A posthumous collection of stories from Mississippi’s Brad Watson, who left a legacy of beautiful fiction, is just out. Alabama novelist Caleb Johnson, a student of Watson’s, has this remembrance.

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