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Posts Tagged: Lee Smith

No-Man’s Land: A Conversation with Angela Mitchell

By Louise Marburg

February 22nd, 2019

Angela Mitchell discusses her debut collection, UNNATURAL HABITATS & OTHER STORIES.

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Tags: Alice Munro, american south, Angela Mitchell, Animal Lovers, Arkansas, Bobbie Ann Mason, Bobcat, bobcats, debut collection, drugs, Eudora Welty, farming, Fayetteville, first book, Jill McCorkle, Kaye Gibbons, Larry McMurtry, Lee Smith, linked stories, Louise Marburg, Missouri, money, Ozarks, poverty, rural life, short fiction, short stories, Silas House, Southern literature, southern writers, The Truth About Me, unlikable characters, Unnatural Habitats, Why There Are Words, WTAW, WTAW Press

The Rumpus Interview with Jeremy Hawkins

By Stephanie Trott

June 12th, 2015

Author Jeremy Hawkins discusses his debut novel, The Last Days of Video, the resurgence of the independent bookstore industry, and allowing nostalgia to have presence but not precedence in one’s life.

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Tags: Alan Gurganus, author interviews, Chapel Hill, Counterpoint, Daniel Wallace, digital age, e-books, fiction, films, Flyleaf Books, independent bookstores, Indie publishing, interview, Jeremy Hawkins, Lee Smith, literary fiction, North Carolina, nostalgia, Soft Skull, southern writers, Stephanie Trott, technology, The Last Days of Video, VHS, video stores, writing

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