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What the Farm Carried

A farm and a family are one and the same, each one enduring a burden.

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This Veterans Day weekend, seven writers fill Salvation South with their uniquely Southern experiences of war—and their perspectives on how we treat those who come home alive.

Poet Joshua Lavender, a South Georgia native, brings us verses that resurrect how folks talk in the country.

Musicians as exciting as Willi Carlisle come along once in a blue moon.

After Loretta Lynn died on Tuesday, the revered Nashville singer-songwriter Todd Snider wrote down his memories of his work with — and friendship with — the late great Southern icon.

The poet laureate of Ohio—a ninth-generation Appalachian—on holiness, the murmur of autumn trees, and the anticipation of honeysuckle.

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We were taught the South’s greatest music sprung up in specific places, like the Mississippi Delta or New Orleans or Appalachia. Our teachers didn’t dig deep enough.

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What the Farm Carried

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