Disability (in) NC Literature
Guest Editor Casey Kayser Many North Carolina writers have written about their own experiences with chronic illness or disability, from Reynolds Price’s meditations on the… Read More »Disability (in) NC Literature
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Photo Albums and (Un)Familiar Faces
Saturday Review in 2022: With our first fall online issue due out in October, we start this week with sharing book reviews forthcoming in it,… Read More »Photo Albums and (Un)Familiar Faces
When Our Senior Associate Editor Was a Graduate Student
On this Friday from the Archives, we go way back to when Senior Associate Editor Christy Alexander Hallberg was Christy Alexander, a grad student Assist.… Read More »When Our Senior Associate Editor Was a Graduate Student
A Review to Remember Michael Malone
Saturday Review in 2022: remembering NCLR 2004’s review of Michael Malone’s The Last Noel. Read it here.
Remembering Michael Malone
For this Friday’s from the Archives, we remember Michael Malone. Read the opening of Jordan Stone’s article on Handling Sin here. Then find the full… Read More »Remembering Michael Malone
YA Novels Dealing with Important Social Issues
Saturday Review in 2022: 2 YA novels dealing with important social issues, reviewed in NCLR Online 2021. https://issuu.com/eastcaro…/docs/2021-nclr-online-final/44
Mebane Burgwyn
Read an essay about Mebane Burgwyn in NCLR 2006, followed by a fairy tale she wrote and illustrated for her children, then typed up to… Read More »Mebane Burgwyn
NC Native American Literature
NCLR 2023 will feature Native American Literature of North Carolina, guest edited by Kirstin L. Squint. Submit interviews and articles via Submittable. And if you… Read More »NC Native American Literature
Celebrating NC as Inspiration to Writers
Saturday Review in 2022: Seems a good week for remembering Marianne Gingher’s edited collection of writers celebrating the inspiration that is NC. https://issuu.com/eastcarolina/docs/2016-nclronline-final/29
For Book Lovers’ Day
Friday from the Archives: Since this week included International Book Lovers’ Day, we thought of Mary Kathryn Thornton’s essay about the Greenville Book Clubs. Read… Read More »For Book Lovers’ Day