From The Archives

For this Friday from the Archives, we’re just going back a year, to NCLR Online 2021, a poem by Janis Harrington, the first writer in… Read More »Poetry by Janis Harrington

This Friday from the Archives was written by Editorial Assistant Aaren Guzman: The 2004 issue of NCLR showcases various voices and experiences of multiethnic, multicultural,… Read More »A Look Back at our 2004 Issue

Friday from the Archives in Disability Pride Month, Jim Clark’s interview with William Price about his writer-brother Reynolds Price.

For this Friday From the Archives after the 4th of July, read the introduction to Rebecca Godwin’s interview with Robert Morgan, which covers his Revolutionary… Read More »Revolutionary War–Era Novel by Robert Morgan

For this Friday from the Archives, we are still celebrating Pride. Read the introduction to Jim Coby’s interview with Matthew Griffin about his amazing debut… Read More »Extending our Celebration of #Pride Month!

Friday from the Archives: Take a look at Keats Sparrow’s syllabus on Early NC Literature from our premiere issue. A reminder that we are seeking… Read More »A Syllabus on Early NC Literature

Friday from the Archives: the first Susan Laughter Meyers poem we published–from our 2002 issue–inspired by art by Betty Hendrix. Note that right now, submissions… Read More »Morning Prayers with Susan Meyers

Friday from the Archives: Read the introduction to an essay on Reynolds Price’s novel Kate Vaidan. This issue is still available for purchase.

For the first Friday from the Archives in Pride Month: Read Gary Richards’s essay on “Allan Gurganus and His Dildoes.”

Friday from the Archives on Memorial Day weekend: Read about Black Military Heroism in James E. McGirt’s Writings in NCLR 2014, which featured War in… Read More »Read about James E. McGirt’s Writings