Each Friday, NCLR will post content from past issues. All past issues are currently available for purchase. Or check your library’s digital collections to read the full piece.
Cecelski, renowned author on works about the Carolina coastline, listens to the Library of Congress recordings Miller made in 1941 with shipyard workers and their spouses, cabbies, and local African American men and women.
Friday from the Archives: Announcing our 2024 feature theme this week, “Disability (in) NC Literature” (see the current call for submissions), put us in mind… Read More »An Interview with Anjail Rashida Ahmad
For this Friday from the Archives, just before Halloween and coming up on Election Day, we share the first page of Zackary Vernon’s essay in… Read More »Allan Gurganus: “Halloween’s Herald of Democracy”
Friday from the Archives: With the sad news last week of the passing of the inimitable Bo Thorpe, we want to share Sue Laslie Kimball’s… Read More »Remembering Bo Thorpe
Friday from the Archives: Our 2022 Doris Betts Fiction Prize final judge, Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle, was interviewed by Kirstin L. Squint for the 2021 issue.… Read More »2022 Betts Fiction Prize Judge Interview
Friday from the Archives celebrating North Carolina’s latest shortlist nominee for the National Book Award: CONGRATULATIONS, ALLISON ADELLE HEDGE COKE! Read a poem by her… Read More »NC Poet on National Book Award Shortlist
For this Friday from the Archives, while the premiere fall issue of NCLR Online is ready for release (any day now), we look back at… Read More »Looking Back at the First NCLR Online
We’re not going too far back for this FRIDAY FROM THE ARCHIVES: Read the beginning of the 2021 winner of the Doris Betts Fiction Prize,… Read More »Last Year’s Betts Prize Winner
Friday from the Archives: Since the submission period opened for the Doris Betts Fiction Prize contest today, read about the woman for whom it is… Read More »Remembering Doris Betts
On this Friday from the Archives, read a poem by much-missed, much-mourned Marty Silverthorne from our 20th issue (available for purchase). We are so grateful… Read More »Poetry by Marty Silverthorne