Southern Gothic New Tales of the South
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<i>Southern Gothic: New Tales of the South</i> is an anthology like no other. Featuring over 15 stories and poems by new and veteran authors, the writing reflects a diverse range of Southern experience. From the post-Katrina New Orleans of Rose Yndigoyen’s “Long Gone Girls” and the deep-rooted family of Hardy Jones’ “Visitin’ Cormierville” to the racial tension of Eryk Pruitt’s “Them Riders” and Shane K. Bernard’s “The Phrenologist,” the anthology represents a new interpretation of the long-established Southern Gothic genre. Each story is paired with original art by Nathan Mark Phillips. Phillips’ images pull at the underside of the stories and bring a thoughtful level of interpretation to each work. Poking at the heart of Southern distinctiveness, these writers and artists make a bold statement about the south in the 21st century.<br>80# paper, semi-matte finish, 7x7 inches
Southern Gothic New Tales of the South Eryk Pruitt and Rose Yndigoyen and Hardy Jones and Kent Tankersley and Miranda Stone and Caitlin Cauley and Heather Bell Adams and Emily Ruth Isaacson and Mark Pritchard and Zachary Honey and Charles J. Beacham and A.G. Carpenter and Michael Russell and A.A. Garrison and Shane K. Bernard
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<i>Southern Gothic: New Tales of the South</i> is an anthology like no other. Featuring over 15 stories and poems by new and veteran authors, the writing reflects a diverse range of Southern experience. From the post-Katrina New Orleans of Rose Yndigoyen’s “Long Gone Girls” and the deep-rooted family of Hardy Jones’ “Visitin’ Cormierville” to the racial tension of Eryk Pruitt’s “Them Riders” and Shane K. Bernard’s “The Phrenologist,” the anthology represents a new interpretation of the long-established Southern Gothic genre. Each story is paired with original art by Nathan Mark Phillips. Phillips’ images pull at the underside of the stories and bring a thoughtful level of interpretation to each work. Poking at the heart of Southern distinctiveness, these writers and artists make a bold statement about the south in the 21st century.<br>80# paper, semi-matte finish, 7x7 inches