War Peers through the Windows of Lost Time
As the recent issues of NCLR that focus on military writing attest, war as a spectrum of human experience isn’t limited to warfighters in theaters… Read More »War Peers through the Windows of Lost Time
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Beadle reviews Emerson
Saturday Review: “Fruit of the Vine: Poems to Savor and Sustain,” a review by Michael Beadle of Claudia Emerson’s ungrafted (2024), in NCLR Online Spring… Read More »Beadle reviews Emerson
“The Last Sleep” by Jill McCorkle
Friday from the Archives: “The Last Sleep” a story by Jill McCorkle inspired by The Last Sleep by George Cochran Lambdin in NCLR 1997 Happy belated… Read More »“The Last Sleep” by Jill McCorkle
Godwin reviews Wood
Saturday Review: “First in Flight: The Woman Behind the Wright Brothers,” a review by Rebecca Godwin of Tracey Enerson Wood’s Katharine, the Wright Sister: A Novel (2024),… Read More »Godwin reviews Wood
“America, I Sing Back” by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke
Friday from the Archives: “The Change; America, I Sing Back; Putting Up Beans; and Off-Season” four poems by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke in NCLR 2020… Read More »“America, I Sing Back” by Allison Adelle Hedge Coke
Hans reviews Gulledge
Saturday Review: “Gulledge’s Love Letter” a review by Shelby Hans of Green Forest, Red Earth, Blue Sea by Jim Gulledge in NCLR Spring 2026
What Writers Do
Friday from the Archives: “Imprinted with Place: A Conversation at Home with James Applewhite” interview and photographs by Rob McDonald To lightly adapt a saying:… Read More »What Writers Do
Neill Reviews Harris
Saturday Review: “Inheriting Emotional Repression: Love, Loss, and Legacy,” a review by Sterling Neill of Terah Shelton Harris’s Long After We Are Gone in NCLR… Read More »Neill Reviews Harris
1898 to 1901 to 1994 to 2026
Friday from the Archives: “The Marrow of Tradition: Charles Chesnutt’s Novel of the South” by Joyce Pettis in NCLR 1994 Add Charles Chesnutt’s The Marrow… Read More »1898 to 1901 to 1994 to 2026
Beach Read Season Is Upon Us
“These are also the rich experiences that I want to bask in, that NC literary contributors like Sheryl and Emily and Jennifer recognize and appreciate and pour into their writing,… Read More »Beach Read Season Is Upon Us