Saturday Review in 2022: For NCLR Online Fall 2022, Jim Clark reviews new work by Paul Jones and Al Maginnes. Calendar pages turn. Leaves fall… Read More »“Bless all that rusts and ages”: Clark on Jones & Maginnes
North Carolina Literary Review Welcomes New Digital Editor Devra Thomas The North Carolina Literary Review welcomes Digital Editor Devra Thomas to the staff, thanks to… Read More »Digital Editor joins NCLR thanks to NCAC grant
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.
Saturday Review in 2022! Since pre-registration for fall began at ECU yesterday. this week’s review is by NCLR Senior Editorial Assistant Megan Smith, a reminder… Read More »NCLR Editorial Assistant Reviews Last Year’s Betts Prize Winner’s Novel
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
The 2024 issues of the North Carolina Literary Review will feature Disability (in) North Carolina Literature. Guest editor of the 2024 issues’ special feature section is Dr. Casey Kayser
Saturday Review in 2022! Jenn Brandt explains how the North Carolina setting of Megan Goldin’s The Night Swim works so well for the novel’s exploration… Read More »A Novel for Our Times
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”
Saturday Review in 2022: For NCLR Online Fall 2022, Jim Kirkland reviewed two recent collections by Scott Owens.
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