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#33: Summer, 2020
Richard Childers
Chelyen Davis
Angel Sands Gunn
Chelyen Davis
Angel Sands Gunn
Sarah Diamond Burroway
Jane Hicks
Rachel Holbrook
Elaine Neil Orr
Chrissie Anderson Peters
Jane Hicks
Rachel Holbrook
Elaine Neil Orr
Chrissie Anderson Peters
Yvonne Amey
Jay Audrey
KB Ballentine
Jeanne Bryner
Russell Carisse
Jessica Cory
Julia Nunnally Duncan
Cathryn Essinger
Jay Audrey
KB Ballentine
Jeanne Bryner
Russell Carisse
Jessica Cory
Julia Nunnally Duncan
Cathryn Essinger
Andy Fogle
Jane Ann Fuller
Connie Jordan Green
Mark Allen Jenkins
Marilyn Kallet
Jane Ann Fuller
Connie Jordan Green
Mark Allen Jenkins
Marilyn Kallet
M. Daniel McCrotty
Maren O. Mitchell
William Rieppe Moore
Matthew S. Parsons
Shaun Turner
Maren O. Mitchell
William Rieppe Moore
Matthew S. Parsons
Shaun Turner
Susan O'Dell Underwood
Thao Votang
Frank X Walker
Thao Votang
Frank X Walker
Wesley Browne
author of the novel Hillbilly Hustle
author of the novel Hillbilly Hustle
from our archives . . .
Crystal Wilkinson "On Writing Dialect in Fiction"
Crystal Wilkinson "On Writing Dialect in Fiction"
Congratulations to our fiction editor and our creative nonfiction editor!
Clay's Quilt, A Parchment of Leaves, and The Coal Tattoo, the first three novels by Silas House, fiction editor, have been republished in new editions from Blair.
Wanting Radiance, a new novel by Karen Salyer McElmurray, creative nonfiction editor, was released by University Press of Kentucky.
Congratulations to our Best of the Net nominees, 2020:
Chelyen Davis, The Ghost of Conway Twitty (fiction)Jessica Cory, Forsaken (poetry)Genevieve Creedon, Skin (poetry)
Robert René Galván, L'heure Bleue - The Time of Evening (poetry)
Pauletta Hansel, Home Is the Place Where . . . (poetry)
Heather Loudermilk, Sopping Wet (poetry)
Frank X Walker, Combustibles (poetry)Shelly Ayers, Samson (creative nonfiction)Jane Hicks, Safe Route (creative nonfiction)
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